Determination of mode of ventilation using OSRE
作者： D. Faulke , T.A. Etchells , M.J. Harrison , P.J.G. Lisboa
DOI: 10.1016/J.COMPBIOMED.2009.08.004
关键词: Artificial ventilation 、 Respiratory rate 、 Intermittent positive pressure ventilation 、 Medicine 、 Anesthesia 、 Breathing
摘要: This study classifies the mode of ventilation using respiratory rate, inhaled and exhaled carbon dioxide concentrations in anaesthetised patients. Thirty seven patients were breathing spontaneously (SPONT) 50 on a ventilator (intermittent positive pressure ventilation, IPPV). A data-based methodology for rule inference from trained neural networks, orthogonal search-based extraction, identified two sets low-order Boolean rules differential identification ventilation. Combining both models produced three possible outcomes; IPPV, SPONT 'Uncertain'. The true rates approximately maintained at 96% IPPV 93% SPONT, with false 0.4% each category 4.3% 'Uncertain' inferences.
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