The takaoka respirator for automatic ventilation of the lungs

Dobkin, Allen B.

doi:10.1007/bf03021388

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“…Many found it very satisfactory. Allen Dobkin in New York reported 400 major operations in humans and many animal experiments with no problems: "In no case of clinical or experimental use was it found necessary to remove the Takaoka respirator on account of any mechanical defect or because any patient or dog was not receiving adequate pulmonary ventilation" 9 . They also used it on several patients for prolonged ventilation of several days.…”

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The Takaoka Automatic Respirator

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“…Breathing was augmented with a Takaoka respirator for the maintenance of adequate pulmonary ventilation. 10 The volume of ventilation was set so that the animal would receive a minute volume of 400 ml./kg. body weight.…”

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The cardiac effect of epinephrine during anaesthesia in hyperthyroid dogs

1962

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PATIENTS WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM may develop symptoms and signs of severe toxicity during, or in association with, anaesthesia and surgery. These symptoms may vary from mild tremors and severe tachycardia to full-blown thyroid storm. 1 Mo'st frequently, the disease causes an abnormal cardiac rate or rhythm. 2 ' 3 ' 4 Murray and his associates demonstrated that an epinephrine challenge is well tolerated by a euthyroid patient, but it causes marked discomfort to the hyperthyroid individual. 5 High spinal anaesthesia has been used by some to deafferent the adrenals, while others have used n hypothermia and neuroplegks in preparing their patients for thyroidectomy, in order to reduce the amount of catecholamines in the circulation. 6i7>8 This study was undertaken to determine whether or not the hyperthyroid state alters the response to a standard epinephrin,e challenge during anaesthesia in dogs. METHOD

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A History of Anesthesia in South America

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The takaoka respirator for automatic ventilation of the lungs

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The Takaoka Automatic Respirator

The Takaoka Automatic Respirator

The cardiac effect of epinephrine during anaesthesia in hyperthyroid dogs

A History of Anesthesia in South America

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