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TRACHEAL TUBE CUFFS AND TRACHEAL DILATATION

Survey of Anesthesiology, 1975
Although tracheal tube cuffs are well known to injure the trachea, attempts to design safer cuff systems have been only partially successful. In 14 dogs, we compared three models of high residual volume, low pressure cuffs, which are considered to be among the safest. Two were air-filled cuffs -- a maintained pressure cuff and a balloon reservoir cuff -
K, King, B, Mandava, J M, Kamen
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Anomalous Tracheal Bronchus With Tracheal Hypoplasia

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1974
The most common tracheal abnormalities concern the right upper lobe take-off. The apical segment is most commonly involved with a tracheal bronchus. It is rarely accompanied by tracheal stenosis. A patient had a tracheal bronchus to the posterior segment with tracheal hypoplasia so severe that neither tracheostomy tube nor bronchoscope could pass the ...
R H, Maisel, M P, Fried, R, Swain, G, Spector   +3 more
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