Biomedical subjects
J S Inkster
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Kinked breathing systems.
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Profound hypophosphataemia in patients collapsing after a "fun run".
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Anaesthesia in babies with congenital dystrophia myotonica.
The anaesthetic procedures used in two babies with congenital dystrophia myotonica are described, and the problems of providing anaesthesia in patients with the adult and congenital forms of the condition discussed.
Tracheostomy tube connections for infant patients.
Attachments to tracheostomy tubes for infant patients are described. These ensure that secure fixation in the optimal position is attained and, in the semi-permanent tracheostomy, prevent accidental occlusion of the tracheostome.
Paediatric anaesthesia and intensive care.
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Acid-base changes in paediatric anaesthesia. The effects of passive hyperventilation.
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Respiratory assistance for neonates and infants.
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Anaesthesia for a patient suffering from familial dysautonomia (Riley-Day syndrome). Case report.
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The features and design of ventilators.
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Hemangioendothelioma of the liver in an infant--hypotensive crisis during resection.
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Infant ventilator systems.
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Some infant ventilator systems. A description of their characteristics and function.
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Anaesthesia for mass casualties. Another possible solution for disaster circumstances.
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A monitoring probe for use in paediatric anaesthesia.
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