Biomedical subjects
M E TUNSTALL
Publications and source records attributed to M E TUNSTALL.
TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY-DISTRESS SYNDROME OF NEWBORN WITH NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION AND INTERMITTENT POSITIVE-PRESSURE RESPIRATION.
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PREMIXED GAS AND OXYGEN FOR MIDWIVES.
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NEONATAL RESUSCITATION.
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EFFECT OF COOLING ON PRE-MIXED GAS MIXTURES FOR OBSTETRIC ANALGESIA.
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THE MUSCLE RELAXANTS IN OBSTETRICS.
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ANAESTHESIA WITH TRICHLORETHYLENE AND MUSCLE RELAXANTS.
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Obstetric analgesia. The use of a fixed nitrous oxide and oxygen mixture from one cylinder.
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A sterile disposable neonatal tracheal tube.
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Suxamethonium chloride and muscle pains.
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The choice of anaesthesia and its influence on perinatal mortality in caesarean secton. (A review of the use of thiopentone and suxamethonium over the ten-year period 1952-1961).
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Some factors associated with neonatal depression in operative obstetrics.
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Endotracheal aspiration and oxygenation in resuscitation of the newborn.
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High extradural block for cervical dystocia.
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Effects of oxytocin on the response to suxamethonium.
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General anaesthesia for operative obstetrics: with special reference to the use of thiopentone and suxamethonium.
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