Jet Ventilation

beam ventilation

The jet aeration can take place either via high or low frequency means. High-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) is performed with special ventilators that are capable of generating the required breaths at high pressure and low volume. An ordinary fan is always operated together with the jet to generate the PEEP and sigh the breaths. Combination of HFJV and LFJV is called superimposed high frequency beam ventilation (SHFJV) and is a double beam technique. Hardly any evidence indicates that high-frequency beam ventilation is superior to conventional mechanical ventilation for ARDS.

Respiratory Jet Anaesthesia - Transoral for Laryngeal Surgery

While the HFJV is in operation, the respiratory air is injected into the open external respiratory tract at a high rate by an intermittent injection device. Breathing out takes place passive near the respiratory tract section walls. Depending on the technology available and the indication, jet ventilation can be performed infraglotti, supraglotti, transstracheal or translationally.

transtracheal jet ventilation can also be used in cases of partially blocked airways. Specific contraindications are respiratory obstructions below the vocal chords that make breathing out harder or even impossible. Breathing out of the voice is a form of breathing out. Respiration is temporarily maintained in the airways during fabric engineering, ablation or to prevent distant seeding, injuries to ordinary fabrics or debris.

Yesquet Y et al. Comparison of different ventilation techniques in laryngoscopic endoscopy: a 10-year evaluation. The benefits of routinely performed thoracicradiography following jet ventilation in adaptive lyngotracheal surgeries. Radiofrequency radiation ventilation: an overview of its importance in throat medicine. MJ Shikowitz, AL Abramson, L. Endolaryngeal Jet Venation Liberatore: a 10-year evaluation.

Respiratory Jet Anaesthesia - Transoral for Laryngeal Surgery

While the HFJV is in operation, the respiratory air is injected into the open external respiratory tract at a high rate by an intermittent injection device. Breathing out takes place passive near the respiratory tract section walls. Depending on the technology available and the indication, jet ventilation can be performed infraglotti, supraglotti, transstracheal or translationally.

transtracheal jet ventilation can also be used in cases of partially blocked airways. Specific contraindications are respiratory obstructions below the vocal chords that make breathing out harder or even impossible. Breathing out of the voice is a form of breathing out. Respiration is temporarily maintained in the airways during fabric engineering, ablation or to prevent distant seeding, injuries to ordinary fabrics or debris.

Yesquet Y et al. Comparison of different ventilation techniques in laryngoscopic endoscopy: a 10-year evaluation. The benefits of routinely performed thoracicradiography after radiotherapy for selective lyngotracheal surgical procedures. Radiofrequency radiation ventilation: an overview of its importance in throat medicine. MJ Shikowitz, AL Abramson, L. Endolaryngeal Jet Venation Liberatore: a 10-year evaluation.

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