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Anesthesia, Endotracheal

Known as: Intratracheal Anesthesias, Anesthesias, Endotracheal, Intratracheal Anesthesia 
Procedure in which an anesthetic such as a gas or mixture of gases is inhaled through a tube into the lungs.
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2005
2005
OBJECTIVES With the knowledge of differences in anatomic structures between the trachea and the esophagus, the authors conducted… 
1986
1986
  • L. Brandt
  • 1986
  • Corpus ID: 441458
Endotracheal anaesthesia is today the form of general anaesthesia most often applied. It represents more than 80% of the total in… 
1983
1983
There is an increase in endotracheal tube-cuff volume and pressure due to nitrous oxide diffusion into the cuff during… 
1983
1983
Interaction between free airway cells (FAC) and lung fibroblasts was studied in a sheep model of asbestosis. Three groups of six… 
1967
1967
the jaw, upper cervical region, and concha is due to involvement of the auricular branch of the vagus nerve. We did not observe… 
1966
1966
THEORIES of conversion hysteria, though divergent in many respects, postulate a link between the hysterical manifestation and… 
1961
1961
Since Elsberg1reported the advantages of endotracheal anesthesia for certain surgical procedures, much improvement has been made… 
1955
1955
Granulomatous polyp of the larynx is an inflammatory tumor caused by trauma during endotracheal anesthesia. This condition was… 
1953
1953
RECENTLY Lieberman 1 reported an instance of granuloma of the larynx following intubation for intratracheal anesthesia. He added… 
1942
1942
The many advantages of intratracheal anesthesia have led to its increased use in all types of surgery, although in recent years…