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Influence of Respiratory Gas Density on Tidal Volume During Pressure-Controlled Ventilation: A Laboratory Investigation and Observational Study in Children.

2021-07-20

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Fluid mechanics shows that high-density gases need more energy while flowing through a endo-tracheal tube. This means that during general anesthesia, high-density gases left less energy for lung inflation under pressure-controlled ventilation (PCV). However, the impact have not been studied. This study investigated the effects of high-density anesthetic gases on tidal volume (TV) in laboratory and clinical setting...

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f2f47360-706a-5120-913e-bc2729219952
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-711979/v1
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