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IMV
(redirected from intermittent mandatory ventilation)

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AcronymDefinition
IMVIntermittent Mandatory Ventilation
IMVIntermittent Mandatory Ventilation (respiratory)
IMVIn My View
IMVIntegrated Machine Vision
IMVInstitute for Molecular Virology
IMVInfantry Mobility Vehicle (Australian Defence Industries Limited)
IMVInvasive Mechanical Ventilation
IMVInferior Mesenteric Vein (human anatomy)
IMVIntermodule Ventilation
IMVInvertomatic-Victron (company name)
IMVInstant Messaging Environments (Yahoo!)
IMVInstrumented Measurement Vehicle (weapon representation for flight test)
IMVInlet Metering Valve
IMVIntegral Multivariable
IMVInternational Meteorological Vocabulary
IMVInternationaler Milchwirtschaftverband


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8) Research has shown that strengthening a weak and fatigable diaphragm may increase its endurance capacity and that standard weaning techniques (ie, syncronized intermittent mandatory ventilation or pressure support coupled with UBTs) may not provide sufficiently intense muscular activity or sufficient rest to improve respiratory muscle endurance.
Use of inspiratory strength training to wean six patients who were ... by Hopkins, Phillip D / Physical Therapy
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