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High-frequency ventilation

High-frequency ventilation (HFV) is a type of mechanical ventilation which utilizes a respiratory rate greater than four times the normal value (>150 (Vf) breaths per minute) and very small tidal volumes. High frequency ventilation is thought to reduce ventilator-associated lung injury (VALI), especially in the context of Acute respiratory distress…

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MeSH
D006612
Specialty
Pulmonology

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Physiology

High-frequency jet ventilation (passive)

High-frequency positive pressure ventilation

High-frequency ventilation (active)

Transtracheal jet ventilation

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High-frequency ventilation

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples19
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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High-frequency ventilation

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related to High-frequency ventilation (active) · 5
High-frequency ventilation → Active, HFV-A, High-frequency, The, The CareFusion
related to Transtracheal jet ventilation · 5
High-frequency ventilation → Robin, Such, This, Transtracheal, Treacher Collins
has effect · 3
High-frequency ventilation → PneumothoraxPneumopericardiumPneumoperitoneumPneumomediastinumPulmonary, The, These
related to Physiology · 3
High-frequency ventilation → VDEAD, VT, With
MeSH · 1
High-frequency ventilation → D006612
Specialty · 1
High-frequency ventilation → Pulmonology

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ventilation pressure high-frequency used tidal lung gas frequency conventional jet mechanical ventilator hfov volume airway exhalation flow hertz time inspiratory

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High-frequency ventilationMeSHD0066121.00infobox
High-frequency ventilationSpecialtyPulmonology1.00infobox
is the case in the following disease processesinstance ofIt is often used in patients who have refractory hypoxemia that cannot be corrected by normal mechanical ventilation0.80text
High-frequency ventilationhas effectThe0.60section
High-frequency ventilationhas effectThese0.60section
High-frequency ventilationhas effectPneumothoraxPneumopericardiumPneumoperitoneumPneumomediastinumPulmonary0.60section
High-frequency ventilationrelated to High-frequency ventilation (active)High-frequency0.60section
High-frequency ventilationrelated to High-frequency ventilation (active)HFV-A0.60section
High-frequency ventilationrelated to High-frequency ventilation (active)Active0.60section
High-frequency ventilationrelated to High-frequency ventilation (active)The CareFusion0.60section
High-frequency ventilationrelated to High-frequency ventilation (active)The0.60section
High-frequency ventilationrelated to PhysiologyWith0.60section

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