It’s Hi-time to Understand I-time: Relevance to Mechanical Ventilation Across the Frequency Spectrum
Jane Pillow, BMedSci MBBS FRACP PhD
Professor of Pediatrics
Perth, Western Australia
Bio and photo from The University of Western Australia
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Dr. Jane Pillow, from Perth, Western Australia, provides an important lecture on the importance of I-time and time constants during mechanical ventilation. Dr. Pillow’s lecture covers the affects on time constants, both inspiratory and expiratory, during CMV, surfactant administration, HFOV, and HFJV. It is difficult to overstate the importance of this lecture for anyone caring for babies who are receiving mechanical ventilation.
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