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- Hong-Lin Du and Yoshitsugu Yamada.
- Clinical Research Department, Newport Medical Instruments, Inc., Newport Beach, CA 92658, USA.
- Respir Care Clin N Am. 2005 Jun 1; 11 (2): 265-80.
AbstractExpiratory asynchrony is a universal phenomenon, and expiratory synchrony occurs only by chance. Expiratory asynchrony exists in all breath modes and has a significant impact on the patient's work of breathing and the weaning process. Advancements in ventilator designs and basic physiologic science could lead to the improvement of the expiratory asynchrony.
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