Contributed EIT Data:

Authors: Wolf GK, Grychtol B, Thompson JE, Arnold JH
Date Submitted: 14/07/2008
Date Recorded: 28/04/2005
Description: EIT Recording of a child (25kg) with Acute Lung Injury on conventional ventilation. Recording includes suctioning maneuvers. Provided are: 30s reference measurement CHB_CONV05-ref.* and a 5min intervention measurement CHB_CONV05.* with the following interventions: 
	0%		start measurement, conventional ventilation
	10%		saline instillation
	11%		ventilation continued
	18%		suction catheter inserted
	23%		suctioning, patient coughing
	26%		end of suctioning
	40%		saline instillation
	52%		suction catheter inserted
	56%		suctioning
	59%		end of suctioning
	69%		suction catheter inserted
	71%		suctioning
	76%		end of suctioning
	100%		end of measurement
	[percentage refers to total measurement time]
	
Ventilator settigns:
	PIP		18
	PEEP		7
	MAP		12
	RR		12
	FIO2		60%
	Tidal volume 	8.2ml/kg
Heart rate (as measured during reference measurement, 30 min before intervention): 135 bpm

Data were published in:
Wolf GK, Grychtol B, Frerichs I, van Genderingen HR, Zurakowski D, Thompson JE, Arnold JH Regional lung volume changes in children with acute respiratory distress syndrome during a derecruitment maneuver Critical Care Medicine 35(8):1972-8, 2007.

License: Creative Commons Artistic License (with Attribution)
Attribution Requirement: Wolf GK, Grychtol B, Frerichs I, van Genderingen HR, Zurakowski D, Thompson JE, Arnold JH Regional lung volume changes in children with acute respiratory distress syndrome during a derecruitment maneuver Critical Care Medicine 35(8):1972-8, 2007.
Format: *.get, *.ipr, and *.prl files as generated by the GoeMF II device, with personal information removed.
Methods: Human torso. Single plane of 16 Electrodes numbered clockwise, with electrode #1 at the sternum. Contrary to the information in the *.prl file, the frame rate was set at 44Hz. There is no guarantee the remaining information in the *.prl file is correct.
Data: Data (zip format)

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