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LTsatch, thanks for the kind words. As I said in my initial preamble, I've lurked forever but finally decided it was time to join the fight. Trust me, I'm used to dealing with conflict so, I won't be easily deterred. However, it would be nice if Kepler would jump in as well because a.) he's very good at linking to good info that effectively supports his arguments and b.) based on all of things I've read of his in these forums the last number of years, he's probably the smartest person I've never actually met c.) we both married sugar mommas so....there's that!
C'mon Kep, stay strong. As my USCHO Forums idle, it would be an honor to battle the Maga Misfits with you.
LTsatch, thanks for the kind words. As I said in my initial preamble, I've lurked forever but finally decided it was time to join the fight. Trust me, I'm used to dealing with conflict so, I won't be easily deterred. However, it would be nice if Kepler would jump in as well because a.) he's very good at linking to good info that effectively supports his arguments and b.) based on all of things I've read of his in these forums the last number of years, he's probably the smartest person I've never actually met c.) we both married sugar mommas so....there's that!
Fast. And getting faster.
Yeah - rampant speculation on my part as a mechanical engineer is that it might be tricky to get the ventilator tuned properly to force enough air into the lungs without going too far. As the infection affects the stiffness of the lung tissues, I could easily imagine that it could change the strength (and therefore the burst pressure) of those tissues, too. So the ventilator would always be trying to hit a moving target.