Das Soda lime-Problem

Förster, H.

doi:10.1007/s001010050721

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“…Nur dieses Compound A entsteht regelhaft bei Narkosen, sobald Sevofluran mit Atemkalk in Berührung kommt. Weitere Abbauprodukte werden hingegen nur dann in meßbarem Umfang gebildet, wenn Sevofluran mit wasserarmem Atemkalk in Kontakt kommt [8,9,28].…”

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Die Anwendung von Lithiumhydroxid als Kohlendioxidabsorbens verhindert das Entstehen von Compound A während Sevoflurananästhesie

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When lithiumhydroxide is used, there is only minimal formation of compound A from sevoflurane degradation. Since serum fluoride levels increased in both patient groups, we conclude that this is caused mainly by metabolism of sevoflurane. Capacity of lithiumhydroxide for carbon dioxide absorption is similar to that of Drägersorb 800. Therefore, the use of lithiumhydroxide increases patient safety.

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