医学
冲程容积
心输出量
平均气道压
心率
心脏病学
麻醉
血压
通风(建筑)
气道
冲程(发动机)
平均动脉压
内科学
血流动力学
机械工程
工程类
作者
Ninna Gullberg,Per Winberg,Hans Selldén
标识
DOI:10.1034/j.1399-6576.1999.431005.x
摘要
Background: Based on early studies in the lamb, and in spite of more recent studies in humans, it has been the received opinion that neonates and infants can not change their stroke volume significantly, but are mainly dependent on changes in heart rate, to change cardiac output. To further evaluate the relationship between cardiac output and stroke volume during mechanical ventilation of neonates and infants, we have studied the effects on cardiac output and stroke volume by two different ways of changing mean airway pressure. Methods: In one group, mean airway pressure was decreased by using a patient triggered mode: pressure support ventilation; in the other, mean airway pressure was increased by increasing positive end‐expiratory pressure (PEEP). Changes in cardiac output, heart rate and stroke volume were assessed with the Doppler technique, measuring blood flow velocity in the ascending aorta. Results: Without a significant change in heart rate, we found a significant increase in cardiac output of +16±2% ( P <0.01) with a decrease in mean airway pressure and a decrease in cardiac output of −13±4%, ( P <0.02) with an increase in mean airway pressure, depicting a change in stroke volume of +17±2% ( P <0.02) and −14±5%, ( P <0.01) respectively. Conclusions: We conclude that neonates and infants are able to regulate cardiac output by changing the stroke volume to a greater extent than presumed, at least when cardiac output is influenced by changes in the mean airway pressure.
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