Instability of Nitric Oxide Concentration Delivered From a Two-Blender System

Graybeal, J. M.; Hg, Schuler; Dr, Larach

doi:10.1097/00003246-199509000-00031

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“…Inhaled NO should not be administered without quantitative analysis. Currently used delivery systems are not precise [24,25] and estimated [NO] from mathematical predictions must always be con¢rmed by analysis. Complications are more likely if the delivered dose is too high (e.g.…”

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Kacmarek

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The Journal of Clinical Monitoring

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Absorption pulmonaire et modes d'administration du monoxyde d'azote inhalé en ventilation artificielle

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Rouby²

1996

Réanimation Urgences

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Variation of nitric oxide concentration during inspiration

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Continuous flow delivery of nitric oxide into the circuit of a phasic-flow ventilator results in marked inspiratory nitric oxide concentration fluctuation that is not detected by a slow-response chemiluminescence analyzer. Moreover, nitric oxide concentration fluctuation can influence the accuracy of the chemiluminescence measurements. These effects can be diminished by using additional mixing chambers to facilitate a stable gas concentration. As these mixing volumes increase the contact time of nitric oxide with oxygen, an increase of nitrogen dioxide has to be taken into account.

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Instability of Nitric Oxide Concentration Delivered From a Two-Blender System

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Absorption pulmonaire et modes d'administration du monoxyde d'azote inhalé en ventilation artificielle

Variation of nitric oxide concentration during inspiration

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