Shape-signal method of triggering combines shape signal (A) and volume (B) methods of triggering. Shape-signal method of triggering combines shape signal.

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Shape-signal method of triggering combines shape signal (A) and volume (B) methods of triggering. Shape-signal method of triggering combines shape signal (A) and volume (B) methods of triggering. A: Shape-signal method of triggering (Vision, Philips Respironics, Andover, Massachusetts). The ventilator generates a new shape-signal flow (by offsetting the signal from the actual flow by 0.25 L/s and delaying it for 300 ms, thin gray line), and when the shape-signal (first downward open arrow) and actual flow (thick black line) cross at point X (that is, prior to onset of inhalation), the ventilator is triggered for gas delivery. Similarly, inspiration is cycled-off for exhalation when the shape-signal flow (second open upward arrow) crosses the actual flow at point Y. Closed arrows: electronic signal, rising in proportion to actual inspiratory flow in each breath, is activated when the shape-signal method does not occur. B: Volume method of triggering. The volume method of triggering is activated when the actual flow does not cross the generated shape-signal flow until after the onset of inhalation; thus, the shape-signal flow method is delayed. During exhalation, the preset cycle-off threshold (electronic signal) is also activated to cycle off inspiration when the generation of the shape-signal flow for termination of inspiration is delayed. (Courtesy of Philips Healthcare.)‏ Catherine SH Sassoon Respir Care 2011;56:39-51 (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.