Respiratory failure & ventilation

Enhancing mechanical ventilation management with artificial intelligence (AI): Computer vision for automated detection of ventilatory modes, parameters and asynchrony

J Crit CarePublished Diagnostic accuracy study

Authors' conclusion

NexoVent accurately detects ventilatory data and multiple forms of PVA using non-invasive, image-based computer vision.

Study context

Population
ICU of a tertiary care hospital; Servo-i and Servo-s ventilators in PCV mode, images acquired with standard mobile devicesrespiratory cycles analysed
Participants
621 participants
Comparison
NexoVent AI computer vision vs expert consensus
Outcome
Accuracy of NexoVent in detecting ventilator mode, alphanumeric ventilator parameters and patient-ventilator asynchrony (PVA)
Methodological detailsobservational, single-centre
  • Observational
  • Single-centre

Performance

As reported in the abstract

Detection accuracy vs expert consensus
Test or modelAccuracy, ventilator parameters (overall)Accuracy, ventilator modesAsynchrony detection, delayed cycle (lowest)Asynchrony detection, ineffective effort (highest)
NexoVent95.4 %94.0 %81.6 %97.8 %

NexoVent

Accuracy, ventilator parameters (overall)95.4 %
Accuracy, ventilator modes94.0 %
Asynchrony detection, delayed cycle (lowest)81.6 %
Asynchrony detection, ineffective effort (highest)97.8 %

Original publication

Enhancing mechanical ventilation management with AI: Computer vision for automated detection of ventilatory modes, parameters and asynchrony. J Crit Care. Published 22 August 2025. doi:10.1016/j.jcrc.2025.155238

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