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[Inject-ventilation in bronchoscopy (author's transl)].

E Gebert·M Deilmann·P Pedersen
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Jet ventilation initially described by Sanders has been modified and improved for use with the Storz bronchoscope. Theoretical and technical performance are discussed and the mechanical and physiological properties are dealt with e.g. FiO2, driving and endotracheal pressure, expiratory CO2 concentrations, blood gas analysis, pulmonary artery pressure and electrocardiographic changes. Using this method prolonged diagnostic and surgical procedures, such as cauterisation of bronchial adenoma, removal of foreign bodies from the airways especially of small children and bronchial toilet in status asthmaticus, are rendered free from problems for the anaesthetist. We believe that the inject ventilator is a very useful addition to endotracheal surgery.

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E Gebert, M Deilmann, P Pedersen. 1979. [Inject-ventilation in bronchoscopy (author's transl)].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/495920/

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