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Bergold et al. Flow-controlled ventilation – a novel approach to treating severe acute respiratory distress syndrome. Poster presented at WAMM 2019.

by VentinovaMedical | Nov 21, 2019

Bergold et al. Flow-controlled ventilation – a novel approach to treating severe acute respiratory distress syndrome. Poster presented at WAMM 2019. Dr. Bergold and colleagues present the first application of FCV to a 22-year old patient with traumatic brain injury...

Spraider et al. Improved ventilation and lung recruitment in flow-controlled ventilation (FCV) compared to pressure-controlled ventilation (PCV) – A prospective, randomized porcine study. Abstract presented at ESICM 2019 and AIC 2019.

by VentinovaMedical | Nov 7, 2019

Evone In a randomized porcine study, Spraider and colleagues demonstrated that FCV significantly improved gas exchange and maintained better lung aeration during 10 hours of ventilation, as compared to pressure controlled ventilation (PCV). Ventilation settings for...

Barnes and Enk. Ventilation for low dissipated energy achieved using flow control during both inspiration and expiration. Trends in Anaesthesia and Critical Care 24 (2019); 5-12

by VentinovaMedical | Oct 12, 2018

Profs Barnes and Enk are the first to actually determine Pressure-volume (PV) loops and to show minimized energy dissipation in a patient ventilated with FCV by Evone. During FCV ventilation, both inspiratory and expiratory flows were kept nearly constant around 12...

Barnes et al. Minimisation of dissipated energy in the airways during mechanical ventilation by using constant inspiratory and expiratory flows-Flow controlled ventilation (FCV). Medical Hypotheses 121 (2018); 167-176

by VentinovaMedical | Oct 8, 2018

Prof. Barnes, together with Van Asseldonk and Enk, provide clear theoretical evidence for lower energy dissipation in the lungs by FCV® as compared to VCV or PCV. They present a simple analysis and numerical calculations indicating that energy dissipation may be...

Bergold et al. Flow-controlled ventilation – a novel approach to treating severe acute respiratory distress syndrome. Poster presented at WAMM 2019.

Spraider et al. Improved ventilation and lung recruitment in flow-controlled ventilation (FCV) compared to pressure-controlled ventilation (PCV) – A prospective, randomized porcine study. Abstract presented at ESICM 2019 and AIC 2019.

Barnes and Enk. Ventilation for low dissipated energy achieved using flow control during both inspiration and expiration. Trends in Anaesthesia and Critical Care 24 (2019); 5-12

Barnes et al. Minimisation of dissipated energy in the airways during mechanical ventilation by using constant inspiratory and expiratory flows-Flow controlled ventilation (FCV). Medical Hypotheses 121 (2018); 167-176

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