1970
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(70)92537-7
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Clinical Assessment of Apnœa-Alarm Mattress for Newborn Infants

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“…Mechanical ventilation has been widely used in the management of HMD for the past 10 years (Thomas et al, 1965;Cooke et al, 1967;Adamson et al, 1968;Heese et al, 1970;Linsao et al, 1970;Reynolds, 1970b;Stahlman et al, 1970;Stem et al, 1970;Daily, Sunshine, and Smith, 1971;Chernick and Vidyasagar, 1972;Cumarasamy et al, 1973). Our own interest in this form of treatment began at the end of 1965, and from early 1966 onwards all infants weighing more than 1000 g who were so severely affected by the illness that their chances of intact survival seemed severely jeopardized have been ventilated.…”
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“…Mechanical ventilation has been widely used in the management of HMD for the past 10 years (Thomas et al, 1965;Cooke et al, 1967;Adamson et al, 1968;Heese et al, 1970;Linsao et al, 1970;Reynolds, 1970b;Stahlman et al, 1970;Stem et al, 1970;Daily, Sunshine, and Smith, 1971;Chernick and Vidyasagar, 1972;Cumarasamy et al, 1973). Our own interest in this form of treatment began at the end of 1965, and from early 1966 onwards all infants weighing more than 1000 g who were so severely affected by the illness that their chances of intact survival seemed severely jeopardized have been ventilated.…”
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“…Our own interest in this form of treatment began at the end of 1965, and from early 1966 onwards all infants weighing more than 1000 g who were so severely affected by the illness that their chances of intact survival seemed severely jeopardized have been ventilated. During the years 1966-69 our survival rate for ventilated infants was low (Adamson et al, 1968;Reynolds, 1970b), and more than half of those who died were found to have the changes of bronchopulmonary dysplasia at necropsy (Hawker, Reynolds, and Taghizadeh, 1967;Northway, Rosan, and Porter, 1967). From pathological studies (Hawker et al, 1967) it appeared possible that at least two potentially preventable factors might be involved in the pathogenesis of bronchopulmonary dysplasia: mechanical trauma to the lung from the use of very high peak airway pressures and fast respiratory frequencies during the phase of surfactant deficiency, and pulmonary oxygen toxicity.…”
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“…4 The next logical advance in monitoring is to use the alarm as an automatic trigger for applying a stimulus. Difficulty has been encountered by most users in getting the impedance low enough, especially with surgical patients.…”
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“…Apneas and respiratory rate can also be monitored with flow sensors based on acoustic noise or humidity, capnography or microcirculatory blood flow (6)(7)(8)(9). Different movement-sensitive mattresses have been developed as apnea alarms, for example for newborn infants (10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15). Respiratory inductive plethysmography (RIP) has been used in the evaluation of the respiratory effects of opiates (16)(17)(18)(19).…”
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