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  • NEUROLEPTANALGESIA WITH “THALAMONAL VET” IN THE DOG
    Dogs were intubated after the application of topical anaesthesia to the larynx and gases drawn from the endotracheal tube with a … … for C02 concentration with an infra-red analyser .* The output of the … … was read from the trace at the point where …
  • Abstracts
    Precautions to reduce personnel occupational exposure include non- recirculatingmechanical ventilationto increaseair exchan e in the OR, installationof anaesthetic gas scavenging systems (A G S b to reduce spillagefrom the anaesthesia machine's exhaust or locally installedpro- tection devices such as double mask or … In order to check the efficiencyof AGSSs with integrated buffers (3 systems of comparabledesign) the time courseof trace concentrations(conc)at the anaesthetists workplace was continuously measured using a two- channel (N20, volatile agent) calibrated analyser .
  • General Surgery Risk Reduction
    … the room throughout the conduct of all general anesthetics, regional anesthetics, and monitored anesthesia care Standard 2 … Oxygenation: Oxygen analyzer for inspired gases Observation of the patient Pulse oximetry Ventilation: Auscultation of breath sounds Observation of the patient … … circulation Auscultation of heart sounds Palpation of pulse Pulse plethysmography Pulse oximetry Intra-arterial pressure tracing Temperature: Monitor temperature when …
  • Gas-chromatographic analysis of expired air and an acetylene mixture
    The accuracy of the chromatographic analysis of acetylene was demonstrated by the results of three parallel analyses of three gas mixtures in the chromatograph and Grollman's analyzer (see table). Besides investigation in the field of respiratory physiology [3,5], gas chromatography may also be used for analysis ,of the blood gases [7], determination of traces of contamination in the air, the … … analysis of gas mix- tures for anesthesia , and so on.
  • Anesthesia record keeping
    Thus, ECG (heart rate and actual tracings ), automatic noninvasive or invasive transduced pressure measurements of all types, oxygen saturation, capnography (both end tidal CO 2and the capnogram itself), ventilator set- tings and spirometry readings, gas analyzer infor- mation such as the inspired … Eventually, sensors that will be built into the an- esthesia delivery system will provide data on vapor- izer settings, gas supply pressures, infusion pump settings, and various other relevant variables.
  • A Simple Method of Monitoring Carbon Dioxide Output in Anaesthetized Patients
    Monitoring of the capnogram by infra-red carbon dioxide analyzers is commonly used during anaesthesia in order to obtain a breath-to-breath estimation of the end-tidal CO,, particularly during extracorporal circulation and neurosurgical operations. Estimation of the carbon dioxide output is a more complicated process requiring either integration of the capnographic tracings , or gas analysis of samples removed from a pre- determined volume of expired gas.
  • Methane accumulation during closed-circuit anesthesia.
    When using the closed-circuit PhysioFlex apparatus for ventilating patients with an O2/air mixture during total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA) for gynecologic laparoscopy, we noticed that the built-in infrared analyzer indicated unexpected values for halothane. In 10 ASA grade I or II patients, the breathing gases were analyzed at the end of the ventilation for the presence of methane, which could be traced in all patients.
  • PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
    Department of Anaesthesia , School of Medicine, University of Leeds A fast-response infra-red 002 analyser * has been employed to record CO2 tensions in expired air. The analysis of an expiration shows: (i) a short hori- zontal trace due to the passage of gas from connecting tubes and anatomical dead spaces, (ii) a sigmoid curve caused probably by gas from the alveolar- bronchiolar junction, and (iii) a sloping …
  • Influence of the Reference Gas of Paramagnetic Oxygen Analyzers on Nitrogen Concentrations During Closed-Circuit Anesthesia
    anesthesia circuit during CCA, and the oxygen analyzer actually becomes the main source of N2 in the anesthe- sia circuit. Serial £ushing [10] or a continuous leak e¡ectively lower the concen- tration of trace gases [7].
  • When and by whom was the curved tip of a gum‐elastic bougie first introduced?
    … anaesthetic machines with a Blease circle absorber system in our operating rooms to maintain anaesthesia intra-operatively. During use, it was noted that the inspired carbon dioxide on the gas monitor, a mainstream infrared absorption monitor, was per- sistently elevated and that the capno- graph trace did not return fully to baseline. … monitor but a 4–5 mmHg elevation of inspired carbon dioxide was confirmed with a second mainstream analyser .