Ventilator Therapy in the Newborn: Some Mechanical Considerations

Picton‐Warlow, C. G.

doi:10.1136/adc.45.242.460

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“…The rate of respiration and the inspiratory: expiratory (I : E) ratio are important, and some studies have been made to elucidate the ideal (Owen- Thomas, Ulan and Swyer 1968;Harrison, Heese and Klein 1969;Smith et al 1969;Picton-Warlow 1970;Smith, Schach and Daily 1972). Their widely divergent results indicate that optimal conditions vary considerably with differences in both the underlying pathophysiology and ventilator used.…”

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The Management of Respiratory Failure in Infancy

1973

Anaesth Intensive Care

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The management of respiratory failure in infancy has altered considerably over the past two decades, due both to an increasing understanding of the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms involved and the development of new techniques of treatment. This paper outlines the rationale, indications, and details of the therapy which may be required in neonates and infants suffering from illnesses affecting respiratory function.

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