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1 AVAPS TM Feature More about the Algorithm Efficiency Comfort Safety Versatility Prediction How to improve Efficiency of ventilation and Comfort of patient?

2 AVAPS Algorithm 1.Estimation of Vte at each breath (Auto-TRAK) 2.Comparison of the averaged Vte with target Vte 3.Calculation of the pressure to add to reach the target Vte 4.Progressive increase of the IPAP (< 1cmH 2 O/min) from breath to breath  If the patient is unstable: the IPAP cannot change by more than 0.5 cmH 2 O/min  If the cycle is not « regular » (sudden leak increase or decrease, patient sigh, the patient talks..etc), it is not taken into account: constant IPAP  Starting pressure support (starting point) = Target Vt / (60 ml/cmH 2 O)

3 Time Exhaled patient tidal volume is estimated at each breath Vte Estimation Vti Vte Vti > Vte Vti – Vte = ∆ Leaks > 0 Inspiratory Phase Expiratory Phase Flow Zero Patient Vti Vte Vti Vte Vti < Vte Vti – Vte = ∆ Leaks < 0 1 Vti = Vte Vti – Vte = ∆ Leaks = 0 2 3

4 Pressure Support Calculation Missing Vte Target Vte – Estimated Vte Elastance Vte of that breath PS of that breath PS to add = Average missing Vte x Average Elastance New PS = PS of that breath + PS to add For Each Breath

5 Breath to Breath, Pressure Support Changes IPAP Max IPAP Min EPAP Vte = Vt patient < 1 cmH 2 O/min Target Vt

6 Example  Target Vte = 250 ml Pressure Patient flow  Next breath: ‐ Pressure to add = (0,8 x Tbreath) / 60 If Tbreath = 4s then pressure to add is 0,05 cmH 2 O for a stable respiration and 0,03 cmH 2 O for an unstable respiration  Measurements: ‐ Measured average PS = 6 cmH 2 O ‐ Estimated average Vte = 220 ml  Calculation: ‐ Missing average Vte = 30 ml ‐ Pressure to add = (6 / 220) x 30 = 0,8 cmH 2 O (progressively within the next minute) ‐ New pressure support = 6,8 cmH 2 O

7 Starting Pressure Support  Target Vte = 600 ml  EPAP = 5 cmH 2 O  IPAP Min = 12 cmH 2 O  IPAP Max = 20 cmH 2 O  Starting point : ‐ Starting Pressure Support = 600ml x ( 1 cmH 2 O/60ml) = 10 cmH 2 O ‐ Starting IPAP = 15 cmH 2 O The Synchrony starts the ventilation with a pressure support of 1cmH 2 0 / 60ml of the set target Vte Example :

8 Conclusion  Reliable algorithm based on RI Technology (Auto-TRAK: leaks and Vte estimation): ‐ Efficient pressure changes based on Vte ‐ Stable algorithm not affected by leaks  Small and progressive pressure changes that do not deteriorate patient comfort  This algorithm allows you to combine comfort of patient with safety and efficiency of ventilation


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