File:Alveolar-instability-caused-by-mechanical-ventilation-initially-damages-the-nondependent-normal-lung-cc6122-S2.ogv
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English: A Windows media player file containing a movie showing alveolar instability in the nondependent low PEEP group 60 minutes following injurious ventilation. At end expiration there is a great deal of atelectasis, which appears as dark-red areas without the presence of alveolar structures. During inspiration, the collapsed alveoli reach the critical opening pressure and 'pop' open. When the critical closing pressure is reached during exhalation, the alveoli collapse. The mechanism of this collapse and re-expansion appears to be by alveolar folding and unfolding (Figure 5). |
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Source | Pavone L, Albert S, DiRocco J, Gatto L, Nieman G (2007). "Alveolar instability caused by mechanical ventilation initially damages the nondependent normal lung". Critical Care. DOI:10.1186/cc6122. PMID 17877789. PMC: 2556747. | ||
Author | Pavone L, Albert S, DiRocco J, Gatto L, Nieman G | ||
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Author | Pavone L, Albert S, DiRocco J, Gatto L, Nieman G |
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Image title | A Windows media player file containing a movie showing alveolar instability in the nondependent low PEEP group 60 minutes following injurious ventilation. At end expiration there is a great deal of atelectasis, which appears as dark-red areas without the presence of alveolar structures. During inspiration, the collapsed alveoli reach the critical opening pressure and 'pop' open. When the critical closing pressure is reached during exhalation, the alveoli collapse. The mechanism of this collapse and re-expansion appears to be by alveolar folding and unfolding (Figure 5). |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2007 |