Correlation of diaphragm thickening fraction and oesophageal pressure swing in non-invasive ventilation of healthy subjects

Simon Lindner; Clara Hoermann; Jan Teichert; Sevil Ziyadova; Júlia Michels; Benjamin Neetz; Felix J.F. Herth; Daniel Duerschmied; Simone Britsch

doi:10.1186/s12890-024-03096-5

June 21, 2024BMC Pulmonary MedicineOpen Access

Correlation of diaphragm thickening fraction and oesophageal pressure swing in non-invasive ventilation of healthy subjects

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Diaphragm thickening fraction serves as a potential surrogate for respiratory effort, correlating directly with oesophageal pressure swings during non-invasive ventilation.
Assessment within this physiological study examines healthy subjects, comparing diaphragm thickening fraction against oesophageal pressure swings to evaluate respiratory effort.
Highlights that diaphragm thickening fraction may enable reliable bedside estimation of respiratory effort, though confirmation outside healthy cohorts remains necessary.

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Physiological study observes diaphragm thickening fraction to assess respiratory effort in healthy subjects, suggesting non-invasive ventilation monitoring utility.

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