Automated detection identifies reverse triggering in acute hypoxemic respiratory failure, indicating patient variability.
An automated tool using flow and airway pressure accurately detected reverse triggering during prolonged recordings. Reverse triggering was frequent and typically associated with low respiratory effort, with marked variability across patients.
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