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Anaesthesia and Critical Care: Technology and Standards of Carend carried out the functions of assisting or controlling ventilation. A number of small towels were kept handy in the anaesthesia machine to cope with the expected vomiting during recovery. No monitors as we understand them today existed. Nevertheless, the patients pulse was continuously palpated an

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Clinical Applications of the Transpulmonary Thermodilution Techniquectice used to evaluate cardiac preload and to guide fluid administration during anesthesia includes monitoring of central venous pressure (CVP), invasive arterial pressure (AP) and, in selected high-risk patients, invasive cardiac output (CO), pulmonary artery pressure (mPA) and pulmonary artery occ

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Volumetric Capnography in Anaesthesiae anatomical dead space and in the detection of ventilatory disturbances [5, 6]. The purpose of this chapter is to illustrate the theoretical background and the clinical usefulness of monitoring volumetric capnography in the perioperative period. Moreover, the alveolar eject ion volume tidal volume

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