Comment choisir un respirateur d’anesthésie pédiatrique ?

Kern, Delphine; Larcher, Claire; Cottron, Nicolas; Aissa, Dalinda Ait; Fesseau, Rose; Alacoque, Xavier; Delort, F.; Masquère, P.; Agnes, Esiene; Visnadi, Gilles; Fourcade, Olivier

doi:10.1016/j.annfar.2013.10.011

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“…During the process of acquiring of an anesthesia ventilator, the user should also look at several modalities for delivering volatile anaesthetic administration: the possibility of target-controlled inhalation that can lead to reduction in gas and halogenated anesthetics consumption without hemodynamic effects [11][12][13][14]; the wash-in time for halogenated anesthetics agents [15] or the ability to function with very low fresh gas flow.…”

Section: Key Elements To Not Forget During a Process For Acquisition mentioning

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