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Pros and cons of ventilation with a helmet

  • Writer: Aurika Savickaite
    Aurika Savickaite
  • Mar 18, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 8, 2020

Pros of Helmet NIPPV (noninvasive positive pressure ventilation)


  • Improved oxygen saturation, serum pH;

  • Reduced respiratory rate and heart rate

  • Less pressure on the skin, preventing necrosis, air leaks and discomfort

  • Patient can speak, cough and have full view of his/her surroundings

  • Helps maintain NIPPV for a longer period of time vs. face mask

  • Can be used for an extended period


Cons of Helmet NIPPV


  • Asynchrony and noise

  • A lower decrease in PaCO2 vs. face mask group

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