Article: New findings in life sciences described by J.C. Borel and co-researchers.

"During noninvasive ventilation, nonintentional leaks have a detrimental effect on the efficacy of ventilation. A wide range of industrial masks are available, with intentional leaks of different importance," researchers in Grenoble, France report (see also Life Sciences).

"The potential impact of this variability in intentional leaks on performances of bilevel ventilators has not been assessed. To measure intentional leaks in seven different industrial masks and determine whether higher leaks modify ventilator performance and quality of ventilation. Seven interfaces connected to four ventilators, the VPAP III. ST (ResMed; NorthRyde, Australia), the BiPAP Harmony ...

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