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I wonder if biphasic cuirass ventilation might be a practical solution to this problem? These systems are external to the abdominal cavity and use both negative and positive air pressure to assist breathing (think wearable iron lung) http://www.ventusers.org/edu/Call-HaytekBCV.pdf
Benefits:
No risk of barotrauma
Can be administered with less medical knowledge
May be better for co2 retention issues
Air doesn't need to be humidified, filtered or purified.
Major downsides:
I feel like it could be challenging to get both negative and positive pressure from a cpap? I haven’t tried working with one yet.
Need to create the cuirass (abdominal shell).
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I wonder if biphasic cuirass ventilation might be a practical solution to this problem? These systems are external to the abdominal cavity and use both negative and positive air pressure to assist breathing (think wearable iron lung) http://www.ventusers.org/edu/Call-HaytekBCV.pdf
Benefits:
Major downsides:
I feel like it could be challenging to get both negative and positive pressure from a cpap? I haven’t tried working with one yet.
Need to create the cuirass (abdominal shell).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: