European Journal of Anaesthesiology
 2003
DOI: 10.1097/00003643-200309000-00011
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Effect of catheter design on tracheal pressures during tracheal gas insufflation

Ian Dyer1,
M. Esmail
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George Findlay
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et al.
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“…Dyer et al (2003) tested tracheal gas insufflation catheter in different shapes in a model that simulated airways. The pressure changes were minimal with the single side hole catheter and multiple side holes catheter.…”
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The Safe Limits of Mechanical Factors in the Apnea Testing for the Diagnosis of Brain Death

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Koca
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Akan
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Tohoku J. Exp. Med.
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“…Dyer et al (2003) tested tracheal gas insufflation catheter in different shapes in a model that simulated airways. The pressure changes were minimal with the single side hole catheter and multiple side holes catheter.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%

The Safe Limits of Mechanical Factors in the Apnea Testing for the Diagnosis of Brain Death

Olguner
1
,
Koca
2
,
Akan
3
et al. 2007
Tohoku J. Exp. Med.
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Effects of continuous tracheal gas insufflation during pressure limited ventilation on pulmonary surfactant in rabbits with acute lung injury

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Hua3
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