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Mechanics of Respiration in Apneic Anesthetized Infants
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1966
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Nitrous-oxide Halothane AnesthesiaApneic Anesthetized InfantsArtificial RespirationNon-operating Room AnesthesiaAnatomyAnesthetic AdministrationDynamic Lung-thorax ComplianceVentilationAnesthesia PracticePulmonary MedicineRespiration (Physiology)Dynamic Lung CompliancePhysiologyPediatricsPulmonary PhysiologyLung MechanicsElectrophysiologyAnesthesiaMedicineAnesthesiologyNeonatal Pulmonary Physiology
The mechanics of respiration were studied during nitrous-oxide halothane anesthesia in 15 apneic infants (weight range, 2.2-5 kg.) ventilated by a time-cycled constant flow ventilator. The dynamic lung-thorax compliance was 2.8 ± 0.3 ml./cm. of water. The dynamic lung compliance was 3.3 ± 0.3 ml./cm