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    Non invasive ventilationNon invasive ventilationWay forward for IndiaWay forward for India

    Dr. Ashok K. Deorari MD FAMSProfessor, Department of Pediatrics,Division of NeonatologyWHO Collaborating Centre for Training and Research in

    Newborn Care, AIIMS, New Delhi

    Conflict of interest -None

    OverviewOverview

    Physiological basis for NIPPV

    Evidence supporting its use

    Complications and concerns

    Way forward for SE Asia

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    Non invasive ventilationNon invasive ventilation CPAP*

    NIPPV Synchronized vs non synchronized

    *Kandiraju H ..Neonatology 2012 Early vs Late rescue ST

    Non invasive ventilationNon invasive ventilation

    25- 50 % CPAP fails

    Mechanical ventilation life saving but oftenits a risk factor for morbidities

    Pulmonary, Infections, Cost

    Ind Ped 2009, Bangalore ; Ind Ped 2010 Hyderabad;J Trop Ped 2010 Delhi

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    Open the lungs and keep lungs openOpen the lungs and keep lungs open Low volume also induces lung injury

    Adequate recruitment of lungs to FRC important

    LowFRC

    Compliantchest

    Surfactantdeficiency

    Easy fatigue ofrespiratory

    muscles

    Lachmann et al Int Care Med 1992

    Physiological basisPhysiological basis--NIPPVNIPPV Increases pharyngeal dilation

    Induces Heads paradoxical reflex

    Increasing MAP allowing recruitment of alveoli

    Increased FRC

    NIPPV Possible advantages over CPAP

    Increased MAP / VTBetter Recruitment- Respiratory drive

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    Respiratory Function

    Improves

    Gas exchange

    Lower TCO2Higher SpO2

    Work of breathing

    Reduced WOB

    Reduced AB-T synchrony

    Moretti et al , Early hum dev 1999

    VLBW infants

    Abdomino- Thoracic Synchrony

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    Clinical uses of

    NIPPV

    Post

    Extubation

    Apnea of

    Prematurity

    Primary

    modality

    RDS

    PostPost ExtubationExtubation

    Three trials (n=159), VLBW infants

    All synchronised form of NIPPV (Infant Star ventilator)

    2 studies- Short Bi Nasal , one used- NP prongs

    80% reduction in extubation failure, NNT 3 (95% CI 2, 5). Trend towards CLD reduction in NIPPV

    RR 0.73 (95% CI 0.49, 1.07),

    Lemyre , Davis et al, 2009

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    Apnea of PrematurityApnea of Prematurity

    NIPPVNIPPV vsvs NCPAPNCPAP

    No reduction in need for intubation

    No reduction in rate of apnea

    One study- reduction in apnea

    2 trials(n=54)

    Preterm < 37 weeks with apnea

    NIPPV might augment the beneficial effects of NCPAP

    Appears to reduce the frequency of apneas moreeffectively than NCPAP.

    Lemyre , Davis et al, 2009

    Apnea on CPAP a trial of NIPPV may be given before

    IMV

    Primary treatment of RDSAuthor Year Population

    Design

    Intervention Findings

    Meneses et al2011

    RCT,26-336/7

    N=100 in each arm

    ns NIPPVvsB-CPAPBinasalSurf used rescue

    Need for intubation first 72 hrs NS

    55% reduced need for IMV

    Benefit seen in > 1000 g

    Overall 30% failed on non invasive

    No difference in Duration of MV/BPD

    Sai SunilKishore2009

    RCT28-34 wksBwt > 750 g

    ns NIPPV (n-37)VsNCPAP(n-39)NP delivery

    Lesser intubation with NIPPV(48hrs)

    13.5% vs 35% ( RR=0.38; 0.15, 0.89)

    Failure rate in first week also lesser

    No difference in airleak, duration ofventilation, BPD rates, NEC etc

    Increased abd girth in NIPPV

    Kugelman2007

    RCT24-34wks

    NIMV (n=43)vsNCPAP(n=41)

    NIMV lesser intubation 25% vs 49%Reduced BPD rates in NIMV( 2% vs17%)

    Bhandari etal RCT rapid extubation to NIPPV vs MV Reduction of CLD / Death 52% v25% p=0.03 at 22 months longterm no difference J of Perinatology 2007

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    Should NIPPV replace early CPAP ?Should NIPPV replace early CPAP ?What is the practice implicationsWhat is the practice implications

    In preterm babies esp. 28-34 weeks and > 1000g Reduced need for Intubation

    A subset of infants with high index of CPAP

    failureNeed for PPV in DR

    Higher A-Ado2 (>180)

    No ANS exposure

    Higher FiO2 ( 40-50%)CXR- Severe RDS

    Downe score > 7

    CPAP pressure x FiO2 1.28

    Consider

    early NIPPV

    SynchronizedSynchronized vsvs Non synchronizedNon synchronized

    Synchronization- mechanical inflation commencing within 100 ms

    of the onset of inspiration

    SIMV has outdone IMV

    sNIPPV- delivered higher tidal volume

    Non synchronized - increase work of breathing/ air leaks No definite consensus

    Non-synchronized NIPPV increasingly used

    No definite adv effect reported

    Difficulty in synchronization- need customized equipments

    Non synchronized seems to be effective and safe

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    Long term beneficial outcomes ..Long term beneficial outcomes ..Evidence is encouragingEvidence is encouraging

    NIV for RDS (RCT)

    Preterm < 35 wks

    Kugelman 2007

    Might reduce BPD

    33% vs 5%

    Bi PAPBi PAPIs it synonymous with CPAP !Is it synonymous with CPAP !

    Two alternating levels of CDP

    Also called Bi-level-NCPAP

    Phasic change in delivered pressure

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    NIPPVNIPPV --advantages over CPAPadvantages over CPAP

    FRC switch- better recruitment

    Higher Tidal volume -- phasic change in pressure

    Reduced work of breathing

    Nasal Bi PAP for RDSNasal Bi PAP for RDSmight be superior to NCPAPmight be superior to NCPAP

    RCT( N=40); 28-34wks with RDS

    No difference in serum cytokine markers

    ( No increased lung injury)

    CPAP group

    Longer length of hospital stay

    Longer duration O2 dependency

    Longer respiratory support

    No difference- BPD, ROP, intubation ratesLista et a,l ADCFN 2009

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    Latest in press.. But the answerLatest in press.. But the answer

    has to come from Indiahas to come from India

    BPD NIPPV vs CPAP

    Multisite only patients; POOR DESIGN

    Key MessagesKey Messages

    NIPPV seems to safe promising better

    alternative modality of Non invasive ventilation

    Tested Indications

    RDS, AOP and Post Extubation

    Subset of infants severe RDS and babies with clinical predictors of

    CPAP failure or recurrent apnea seems best suited

    Reduction in BPD is encouraging

    Safety/ Efficacy in < 28 weeks, Long term

    benefits/ outcomes - yet to be established

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