The Stocks suction bullet is a device allowing maintenance of positive pressure ventilation, continuous distending pressure and high inspired oxygen concentrations during tracheal toilet in intubated patients. The effectiveness of this device was studied using an experimental apparatus and a dummy lung to represent neonates being treated with either c.
1976). Allst. paediat. J., 12, 272-275. Lobar atelectasis after nasotracheal intubation in newborn infants. Atelectasis of the right upper lobe is not uncommon after removal of a nasotracheal tube which has been in place for several days. Lobar atelectasis developed in 18 of 188 who were intubated. Six patients had
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