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Novel "rendez-vous" technique for persistent gastrocutaneous fistula closure. [PDF]
Endosc Int OpenTee Z, Abraham A, Assadsangabi A.
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Pain-related distress in children undergoing air enema reduction for ileocolic intussusception: a proof-of-concept case series. [PDF]
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Stepwise management of adult intussusception caused by an appendiceal mucocele: a case report of endoscopic reduction followed by interval laparoscopic resection. [PDF]
J Surg Case RepSaito Y, Sato S.
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Surgical Endoscopy, 1995
This article focuses on complications in colonoscopy related to colonic insufflation. Causes of colonic insufflation complications are examined and methods that may be used to minimize complications are proposed. Testing of state-of-the-art video colonoscope systems is the basis of this analysis of insufflation complications and the resulting ...
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This article focuses on complications in colonoscopy related to colonic insufflation. Causes of colonic insufflation complications are examined and methods that may be used to minimize complications are proposed. Testing of state-of-the-art video colonoscope systems is the basis of this analysis of insufflation complications and the resulting ...
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Seminars in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2000
Tracheal gas insufflation (TGI) is an adjunct to mechanical ventilation that reduces CO (2) present in the anatomic deadspace. This is accomplished by flowing fresh gas (typically 6-10 lpm) directly into the trachea via a catheter placed into the endotracheal tube positioned at the distal end or by an embedded catheter in the wall of a specially ...
R, McConnell, N R, MacIntyre
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Tracheal gas insufflation (TGI) is an adjunct to mechanical ventilation that reduces CO (2) present in the anatomic deadspace. This is accomplished by flowing fresh gas (typically 6-10 lpm) directly into the trachea via a catheter placed into the endotracheal tube positioned at the distal end or by an embedded catheter in the wall of a specially ...
R, McConnell, N R, MacIntyre
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1971
To the Editor .—Recent reports from this laboratory have dealt with rupture of the tympanic membrane and death or serious complications in guinea pigs resulting from excessive air pressure within the middle ear space. 1,2 In this animal it was not possible to demonstrate ventilation of the middle ear space by the eustachian tube.
A J, Goldstein, J C, Fischer
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To the Editor .—Recent reports from this laboratory have dealt with rupture of the tympanic membrane and death or serious complications in guinea pigs resulting from excessive air pressure within the middle ear space. 1,2 In this animal it was not possible to demonstrate ventilation of the middle ear space by the eustachian tube.
A J, Goldstein, J C, Fischer
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Chest, 2000
To investigate the effect of deep lung insufflations on maximum insufflation capacities (MICs) and peak cough flows (PCFs) for patients with neuromuscular disease.Forty-three patients with neuromuscular disease were trained in stacking delivered volumes of air to deep lung insufflation and were prescribed a program of air stacking once their vital ...
S W, Kang, J R, Bach
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To investigate the effect of deep lung insufflations on maximum insufflation capacities (MICs) and peak cough flows (PCFs) for patients with neuromuscular disease.Forty-three patients with neuromuscular disease were trained in stacking delivered volumes of air to deep lung insufflation and were prescribed a program of air stacking once their vital ...
S W, Kang, J R, Bach
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