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A New Computer Built-in NO Inhalation Device Using Mass Flow Controller, and Its Clinical Application Takeyoshi Kunieda 1 , Shingo Kyotani 1 , Toru Satoh 1 , Yoshiaki Okano 1 , Norihumi Nakanishi 1 , Takao Hukushima 2 1Cardiopulmonary Division, Department of Medicine, National Cardiovascular Center 2Yanaco Analytical Systems Inc. Keyword: マスフローコントローラー , NOガス吸入 , 肺高血圧症 , mass flow controller , NO inhalation , pulmonary hypertension pp.513-519
Published Date 1996/5/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404901254
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A computer-controlled device (CAT-17) to create rapid mixing of NO with various O2 concentrations has been developed in our laboratory. A one-way valve was made in an endeavor to reduce flow resistance of both inspired and expired breath. Using this device patients could inhale and exhale spontaneously under tidal ventilation through a face mask without any breathing effort. Production of NO2 at mask level in 60 ppm of NO mixture with a composition of room air was possible within 1 ppm under 10l (STPD) /min total flow at 20℃. NO inhalation showed dose-dependent reduc-tion of total pulmonary vascular resistance (TPR). Discontinuation of NO inhalation demonstrated that the NO depressed pulmonary artery pressure (PA) returned gradually to basal high level within approximately 1 minute. The effect of NO inhalation on arterial blood gases was seen in a relatively low level of NO concen-tration of around only 5 to 10 ppm. Arterial O2 tension (PaO2) increased with 5 to 10 ppm of NO, and a further raising of NO concentration resulted in decreased Pa2. This indicates a new appearance of low VA/Q area.


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