Delivery efficiency with different devices, ventilator positions, and ventilator settings. Delivery efficiency with different devices, ventilator positions,

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Delivery efficiency with different devices, ventilator positions, and ventilator settings. Delivery efficiency with different devices, ventilator positions, and ventilator settings. Columns represent mean values, and error bars represent standard deviation. * Solo was less efficient at the ventilator than at the Y-piece (P = .02). † P = .01 when compared to same nebulizer/position with settings 20/15 cm H20. ‡ NIVO was less efficient than Solo at the Y-piece (P = .004), and Solo at the mask (P = .007). § NIVO was less efficient than Solo at the mask (P = .03). ‖ Hudson was less efficient than Solo regardless of placement and settings (P < .003). Jeanne Velasco, and Ariel Berlinski Respir Care 2018;63:141-146 (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.