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Page 73
... intratracheal methods were developed to prevent obstructions to breathing and to produce quiet respiration ; thus , too , it is that the use of fluids has increased and oxygen is given so freely . While we must be very careful ...
... intratracheal methods were developed to prevent obstructions to breathing and to produce quiet respiration ; thus , too , it is that the use of fluids has increased and oxygen is given so freely . While we must be very careful ...
Page 89
... intratracheal technique ( 590 ) , the absorp- tion of carbon dioxide ( 588 ) , and the use of cyclopropane ( 591 ) . Although ether still has a definite place in surgery , although it may be used with relative safety by those who are ...
... intratracheal technique ( 590 ) , the absorp- tion of carbon dioxide ( 588 ) , and the use of cyclopropane ( 591 ) . Although ether still has a definite place in surgery , although it may be used with relative safety by those who are ...
Page 105
... intratracheal technique ( 590 ) . The advantages of cyclopropane are already too well known for me to be prolix in the matter , but it may be said that there are two splendid combinations : one of avertin by rec- tum with cyclopropane ...
... intratracheal technique ( 590 ) . The advantages of cyclopropane are already too well known for me to be prolix in the matter , but it may be said that there are two splendid combinations : one of avertin by rec- tum with cyclopropane ...
Contents
Some Recent Advances Presidential Address 1925 | 3 |
An Estimate of the Usefulness of some of the Newer Anaesthetics | 12 |
Anaesthetics and Liver Function | 17 |
Copyright | |
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