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In the video and descriptions from Gordon regarding the active peep, I think he moved the pressure sensing to right at the patient. Does this help in making the pressure curve closer to the plateau

Not a problem—-much appreciate your insights. If you happen to look over the code we will take any suggestions

Haha, I'm you have a great understanding of vents from your experience. Sorry, I didn't know your background until after I wrote that, I'm still getting to know the group. I hope it didn't come off

I barely know how to use it, and that’s thanks to Neva, Who spent an hour trying to teach it to me over zoom. all I have at my house is an oil based compressor, so I can’t really breathe from this

Thanks for your hard efforts, I realized after I sent that message that the github branch was specified in the document you sent around. Sorry for asking again, I'm new to github and didn't know where

Hi Steve, thank you for all that valuable information. After fixing the active peep stuff till about 2 AM last night I do not yet have the assist ventilation properly reconnected. I have an idea for a

I know you're busy. If you send me the specs I can calculate the coefficient. Steve S

Is the trigger pressure to begin a spontaneous breath adjustable? Is it set in terms of absolute pressure (ie trigger at 3 cmH2O) or relative (ie trigger at 3 cmH2O below PEEP)? Is this code available

You are correct that a true plateau pressure requires a no-flow state. In commercial vents, there is a button that you hold with completes the current resp cycle, then triggers an inspiration, then

This has been on my list for at least 48 hours and Zeeshan did such a MARVELOUS job documenting the excellent code from Marcelo that finally when I had nothing to do, I got to work on it. The attached

Zeeshan!!!? THANKS for your work!!!!? ?We now have a calibration for the 200 Pa I2C differential pressure the team wants to use -- but I don't have one yet.? ?I have grabbed the code needed to

I had not seen the publication, which is why I brought it up.? Since it has been covered, I will not pursue it. Thank you for getting back to me. Evan AC9TU

So currently I just do a running screen display of the expiratory measured pressure -- any any good clinician would immediately recognize the plateau frequency.? ?I don't think we need to add extra

Evan -- contact your Section PIO and send them information. They know where to go. My strong suggestion however is NOT to give out the location [email protected] NOR any of the github

I would like to let more of the Amateur Radio world know of the huge volunteer effort that is behind the open-source ventilator development, and how amateur radio operators across the globe are

Hello, Alex from the Mtl/US combo team. Please correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe Plateau Pressure can only be calculated if there is an inspiratory pause (a pause after inspiration has just

That was my first attempt a couple of weeks ago to send data via serial port and draw live charts.. I know there is no peep and you can tell. Also Tidal volume is still not working for me. Hopefully

The plateau pressure is displayed on the LCD? If not, it might be nice to include this feature. Maybe in the menu have a way to view Peak and Plateau pressures on the same screen temporarily. This

I'm not sure what convinced them data wise, I think it was expert consensus. I addressed the importance a bit in post #1798 /g/VentilatorDevelopers/message/1798 As far as numbers, in

The way ours works, at the moment, when assisted ventilation is Enabled, in the system senses the patient triggering a breath, It immediately (extraordinarily quickly ) terminates the current cycle,