P.J. Hildebrand, D. N. Prakash, John Cosgrove, Jonathan Jared Wilson, D. L. Coppel
Abstract
High frequency jet ventilation for thoracic surgery offers some practical advantages over intermittent pressure ventilation using bronchial tubes. Satisfactory blood gases were obtained in 50 patients and good operating conditions were provided.
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High frequency jet ventilation for thoracic surgery offers some practical advantages over intermittent pressure ventilation using bronchial tubes. Satisfactory blood gases were obtained in 50 patients and good operating conditions were provided.
Key concepts: Medicine, Jet ventilation, High-frequency ventilation, Ventilation (architecture), Jet (fluid), Anesthesia, Mechanics, Mechanical ventilation