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Intraoperative application of high-frequency ventilation

N. Mutz, M. Baum, Herbert Benzer, Wolfgang Köller, E. Moritz, G Pauser

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High-frequency pulsation (HFP), a modified high-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) technique, was applied intraoperatively as an alternative to conventional inter mittent positive-pressure ventilation in 16 patients undergoing major thoracic operations. Gas exchange and hemodynamic stability were maintained at a frequency of 300 cycle/min. Surgical maneuvers were easier because the lungs were almost completely immobilized.

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High-frequency pulsation (HFP), a modified high-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) technique, was applied intraoperatively as an alternative to conventional inter mittent positive-pressure ventilation in 16 patients undergoing major thoracic operations. Gas exchange and hemodynamic stability were maintained at a frequency of 300 cycle/min. Surgical maneuvers were easier because the lungs were almost completely immobilized.

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High-frequency pulsation (HFP), a modified high-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) technique, was applied intraoperatively as an alternative to conventional inter mittent positive-pressure ventilation in 16 patients undergoing major thoracic operations. Gas exchange and hemodynamic stability were maintained at a frequency of 300 cycle/min. Surgical maneuvers were easier because the lungs were almost completely immobilized.

Key concepts: Medicine, Jet ventilation, High-frequency ventilation, Ventilation (architecture), Hemodynamics, Anesthesia, Mechanical ventilation, Airway

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