Herkömmliche und moderne Spontanatmungsverfahren in der Respiratortherapie

Zusammenfassung

In der Vergangenheit wurde bei der Entwicklung von Intensivrespiratoren vermehrt Rücksicht darauf genommen, die Mess- und Regeltechnik so sensibel und exakt wie irgend möglich zugunsten einer besseren Interaktion zwischen Respirator und Atemmuster des Patienten zu gestalten. Derzeit bieten die zur Verfügung stehenden Respiratoren eine Vielzahl verschiedener Beatmungsverfahren an, welche die Spontanatmung des Patienten in unterschiedlichen Maßen zulassen bzw. unterstützen.

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