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BAG, RESERVOIR

Known as: Breathing bag 
A reservoir bag is a device, usually made of conductive rubber, intended for use in a breathing circuit as a reservoir for breathing gas and to… 
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2003
2003
Erroneous connection of the fresh gas flow to the anesthesia circuit
To the Editor: We would like to bring to your attention a critical incident which occurred with the 1998 model Datex AS/3… 
2001
2001
Physical Factors Affecting the Production of Carbon Monoxide from Anesthetic Breakdown
Background Parameters determining carbon monoxide (CO) concentrations produced by anesthetic breakdown have not been adequately… 
1991
1991
A management option for leaking endotracheal tube cuffs: use of lidocaine jelly.
1979
1979
Effects of Endotracheal Tube Leaks on Functional Residual Capacity Determination in Intubated Neonates
Summary: The present study evaluates a new closed circuit helium (He) dilution technique for determination of endotracheal (ET… 
1976
1976
Carbon dioxide output in anaesthesia
SummaryIn a Mapleson D circuit the carbon dioxide content of gases, sampled at the breathing bag or near the bellows of the… 
1976
1976
The Hafnia A Circuit: A Valveless Non‐palluting Anaesthetic System
An anaesthetic circuit is described, which fulfils the following requirements: 1) It is suitable for patients of all age groups… 
1941
1941
Anæsthesia in Chest Surgery, with Special Reference to Controlled Respiration and Cyclopropane
Problems in chest surgery: Cases with prolonged toxæmia or amyloid disease require an anæsthetic agent of low toxicity. When… 
1941
1941
Anaesthesia in Chest Surgery, with Special Reference to Controlled Respiration and Cyclopropane: (Section of Anaesthetics).
Problems in chest surgery: Cases with prolonged toxaemia or amyloid disease require an anaesthetic agent of low toxicity. When… 
1940
1940
MOTOR PHENOMENA DURING NITROGEN INHALATION
Himwich, Alexander and Lipetz,1reasoning that the effects of insulin and metrazol treatments in cases of schizophrenia are due to… 
1936
1936
Carbon Dioxide Absorption from Anaesthetic Atmospheres : (Section of Anaesthetics).
A safe and practical technique for the application of carbon dioxide absorption from anaesthetic atmospheres is described. It has… 
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