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  • Pediatric and Neonatal Mechanical Ventilation
    Pay attention to costs of disposable exhala- tion valve assemblies, cleaning costs of reusable assemblies, disposable flow sensors and the cleaning costs of reusable sensors, and oxygen analyzer fuel cells and any calibration kits that might be required.
  • WELDING STAINLESS STEEL FUEL ELEMENT END PLUG CLOSURES.
    model 207E electrolytic fuel cell oxygen analyzer and a Panametrics model 1000 probe type moisture monitor.
  • A reply
    Potential hazard when calibrating fuel cell oxygen analysers .
  • Oxygen analysers
    Summary Five currently available fuel cell oxygen analysers were studied with a view to their use in anaesthesia.
  • A reply
    I agree that many machines, especially older ones, do not have paramagnetic oxygen analysers built-in, but battery driven fuel cell oxygen analysers can easily be utilised thereby overcoming this prob- lem.
  • Pulmonary venous admixture during one‐lung anaesthesia
    When nitrous oxide was used as well, the inhaled oxygen tension was measured by means of the Po, electrode (calibrated with gas) or a Biomarine 202R fuel cell oxygen analyser .
  • The Retec breathing assistor
    The oxygenpercentagedeliveredby the assistorat various oxygen supplyflowrates was measured at the patient outlet by inserting a manifold carrying a Biomarine OM 300 fuel cell oxygen analyser ,* and an I.L.404 oxygen electrode meter.
  • Intra‐operative myocardial ischaemia
    The evaluation of five fuel cell oxygen analysers by P.G. Roe et al. (Anaesthesia 1987; 4 2 175-81) was interesting and well presented, and particularly useful was the 5-year cost of the product with sensors.
  • A reply
    The evaluation of five fuel cell oxygen analysers by P.G. Roe et al. (Anaesthesia 1987; 4 2 175-81) was interesting and well presented, and particularly useful was the 5-year cost of the product with sensors.
  • Nasotracheal intubation: another approach
    The evaluation of five fuel cell oxygen analysers by P.G. Roe et al. (Anaesthesia 1987; 4 2 175-81) was interesting and well presented, and particularly useful was the 5-year cost of the product with sensors.