OPEN FORUM #16
Ventilation/Ventilators—Part III
Thursday December 9, 2010
1:00 P.M.–2:55 P.M.
Room N240/N242
1. Evaluation of Dräger APRV With Autorelease: a Model Study—Sherry Babic, Cleveland OH
2. Laboratory Evaluation of the Save Simplified Automated Resuscitator—Thomas Blakeman, Cincinnati OH
3. Mechanical Ventilators in the Hot Zone: Effects of a CBRN Filter on Patient Protection and Battery Life—Thomas Blakeman, Cincinnati OH
4. Bench Evaluation of Seven Portable Ventilators—Thomas Blakeman, Cincinnati OH
5. Oxygen Consumption and Battery Life of New Transport Ventilators—Andrew Marchese BS, Boston MA
6. Transport Ventilator Performance During Pressure Support Ventilation—Andrew Marchese BS, Boston MA
7. Association of Tidal Volume and Plateau Pressure to Mortality in Patients With Severe Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure—John Emberger Jr BS RRT, Newark DE
8. The Characteristic Difference Between Survivors and Nonsurvivors in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Patients With High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation—Hui-ching Ting, Taoyuan County Taiwan
9. Length of Spontaneous Breathing Trials Predicts Successful Ventilator Liberation of Long-Term Ventilated Patients—Daniel Fisher RRT MS, Boston MA
10. Non-Compliance of Liberation From Mechanical Ventilation Following a Standardized Weaning Protocol: a RT/RN Intervention—Lisa Cracchiolo AS, St. Louis MO
11. A Comparison of Heliox Consumption Between Respironics Vision Internal Oxygen Mixing versus Circuit Bleed-In of 80:20 Heliox—Michele Grainger, Loma Linda CA
12. High Frequency Oscillation With Volume Guarantee in a Neonatal Patient—Elizabeth Rohrs BSc RRT, New Westminster BC Canada
13. Oxygen Planning for Fixed Wing Transport With the LTV 1200—Ashley Thompson, Rochester MN
14. A Low Cost Alternative for Mechanical Ventilation in Large Scale Disasters—Matthew Callaghan MD, Stanford CA
15. Evaluation of Electrical Impedance Tomography to Identify Regional Changes in Ventilation Associated With Change in Subject Position—Mark Stronati, Detroit MI