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Respiratory mechanical parameters are the key indexes in evaluating the respiratory function of an anaesthetized patient during operation. The measurement of respiratory parameters plays an important role in clinic, and can dynamically monitor the working state of a respirator, direct the use of a respirator and monitor the respiratory function of a patient in intensive care unit(ICU). This paper introduces a new method that will break the traditional limitations, can measure eleven respiratory parameters and demonstrate the results by digital and diagrams.
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Desenho de Equipamento , Modelos Biológicos , Testes de Função Respiratória , Métodos , SoftwareRESUMO
An statistical analysis of aorta-septal angle(AS angle) between anterior wall of aorta and ventricular septum was taken,AS angle was measured fromthe right ventricle with long-axis, two-dimensional echocardiongram of the left ventricle in 227 consecutive cases of patients with cardiovascular diseases and 80 healthy adults since 1985. It was found that AS angle for normal adults at the end of systoie(ES) and the end of diastole(ED) being 118.50?? 7.70? and 110.60??8.23?; the difference between ES and ED was 7.89??4.51?. In patients with overburdening of left ventricular volume and resistance of coronary artery disease, car-diomycpathy and hypertension , AS angles were amaller,and in patients with overburdening of right ventricular pressure of rheumatic mitral stenosis, AS angles were larger than healthy adults. The difference between ES and ED was smaller than normal for all patients. It was also found that in patients with heartdisease AS angle tends to be smaller or larger before the appearance of abnormality of the left ventricular cavity. Our data suggested that AS angle variance might afford some clinical significance of diagnosis
