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Effects of Different Inspiratory Gas Flow Patterns on Thoracic Compliance During Respirator Treatment

Nine patients under general anaesthesia and 26 intensive care patients undergoing respirator treatment were investigated with special reference to changes in compliance under the influence of different inspiratory gas flow patterns during intermittent positive pressure ventilation (IPPV). Pressure recordings were performed in the respirator tubings, in the trachea and in the oesophagus. Flow rate was measured with pneumotachograph.