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Ventilation inhomogeneity in CDH infants – A new attitude within a simulation study

Stankiewicz Barbara, Mierzewska-Schmidt Magdalena, Górczyńska Krystyna, Pałko Krzysztof J., Baranowski Artur, Kozarski Maciej, Darowski Marek

Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering

2021

Vol. 41, no. 4

1378--1389

Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) is a serious newborn defect requiring mechanical ventilation. Initial ventilation settings should take into account the severity of lungs inhomogeneity (LI), but it is not assessed in everyday clinical practice. We present a new LI index that can be easily determined at the bedside. It is based on a comparison of resistive-elastic properties of lungs and defined as a ratio of time constants T1 T2_1 of gas flows in both lungs (T1 = R1∙C1, T2 = R2∙C2). We hypothesised that T1 T2_1 index increase causes a rise of lungs impedance (Z) and requires elevation of peak inspiratory pressure (PIP), mean airway pressure (MAP), and work of breathing (WOB). Infant hybrid (numerical-physical) respiratory simulator and a ventilator were used to simulate conventional ventilation of homogeneous and inhomogeneous lungs, and to measure PIP, MAP and WOB. A high correlation was found between Z, WOB, PIP, MAP and the T1T2_1 index (r = 0.9, P < 0.001). The increase of T1T2_1 index from 1 to 20 resulted in significant rise of WOB, PIP and MAP, e.g. at RR = 60 bpm, the WOB (1.05 → 1.49∙J_l), PIP (15.2 →20.5 cmH2O) and MAP (6.8 → 8.4 cmH2O), P < 0.005. It seems that T1T2_1 index could be used for prediction of PIP and MAP required to achieve effective ventilation in CDH infants; it also may affect the choice of ventilation strategy (CMV or HFV) as well as ventilator settings on CMV. We show how the relationships between WOB, PIP, MAP and the T1T2_1