| 释义 |
dyssynchrony dyssynchrony (dis-sing'kro-ne) [ dys- + synchrony] Any disorder in the normal or expected coordination of timed events.auditory dyssynchronyAuditory neuropathy.neuromechanical dyssynchronyAny difference between the respiratory support provided to a patient by a mechanical ventilator and the patient's breathing. In neuromechanical dyssynchrony, the inspiration of the ventilator is typically longer than the patient's. This difference is referred to colloquially as “fighting the ventilator.” patient-ventilator dyssynchronyFailure of synchronous interaction between a patient's neurally controlled breathing and the timing of a mechanical ventilator. See: patient-ventilator interaction |