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Genius. We are updating our difficult intubation cart and our difficult intubation education. Your method is genius. Not having to use an an ETT tube pusher while trying to remove is brilliant. Thanks so much
In volume cycled ventilation, when you alter the i:e, the dependent variable is the inspiratory flow. You'll get very little gain by increasing inspiratory flow and decreasing your i time. E time is a function of your respiratory cycle length which is determined by your respiratory rate.
