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116 related items for PubMed ID: 6878011

  • 1. Quantitative recovery of expired nitrogen and nitrous oxide from venous gas emboli.
    Lechner AJ, Sherrill DL, Virtue RW.
    Pflugers Arch; 1983 May; 397(3):225-31. PubMed ID: 6878011
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  • 2. Detection of arterial gas embolism by increased end-tidal nitrogen in dogs.
    Russell GB, Graybeal JM, Snider MT.
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  • 4. Modification of a new catheter for air retrieval and resuscitation from lethal venous air embolism: effect of nitrous oxide on air retrieval.
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  • 5. Pulmonary hemodynamics, extravascular lung water and residual gas bubbles following low dose venous gas embolism in dogs.
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  • 7. Arterial air embolism of venous origin in dogs: effect of nitrous oxide in combination with halothane and pentobarbitone.
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  • 9. Venous gas embolism: time course of residual pulmonary intravascular bubbles.
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  • 10. Comparison of the respiratory and systemic kinetics of nitrous oxide in the sheep.
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  • 11. Assessment of cardiorespiratory function using oscillating inert gas forcing signals.
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  • 12. Effect of ventilation with soluble and diffusible gases on the size of air emboli.
    Presson RG, Kirk KR, Haselby KA, Wagner WW.
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  • 13. [Distribution of inspired and alveolar gases in the lung].
    Kunieda T, Okubo S, Yoshioka T, Nakanishi N, Shimouchi A.
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  • 14. Effects of carbon dioxide embolism with nitrous oxide in the inspired gas in piglets.
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  • 15. Middle ear gas composition during nitrous oxide-oxygen ventilation.
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  • 18. Nitrous oxide and air-filled balloon-tipped catheters.
    Kaplan R, Abramowitz MD, Epstein BS.
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  • 19. Venous air emboli with 15N2: pulmonary excretion and physiologic responses in dogs.
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  • 20. Nitrous oxide concentrations in the posterior nasopharynx during administration by nasal mask.
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