Canadian Journal of Anesthesia/Journal canadien d anesthésie

Galindo, A

doi: 10.1007/bf03004141pmid: 14294787

SummaryA technique for hepatic blood-flow determinations is described The hepatic artery blood flow was found to have some degree of independence of the arterial blood pressure, while the portal flow followed systemic circulatory changes Trauma to the liver, metabolic acidosis, or total sympathetic block depressed hepatic artery blood flow Carbon dioxide, epinephrine, or norepmephrine increased the hepatic artery blood flow, however, this effect was related to their systemic circulatory changes Several factors decieased portal oxygen saturation

M MacKay, Iain

doi: 10.1007/bf03004145pmid: 14294790

SummaryThe Haloxair, a new anaesthetic apparatus usmg halothane m air or in au and oxygen, is described The apparatus is designed especially for emergency use or where portable, compact equipment is desirable A clinical trial of the unit is reported with observations on its special features

Charlebois, P. A.

doi: 10.1007/bf03004147pmid: 14294792

SummaryA simple basic patient questionnaire is presenied, on which the preoperative patient may record a number of factors relating to his medical history which are of importance to the anaesthetist It has been found to be of value to the Department of Anaesthesia in making preoperative rounds, and to the nurses and attending surgeons It quickly presents positive infomation about the individual patient, and may be used for statistical purposes

Webb, Eric; Keep, N. C.

doi: 10.1007/bf03004150pmid: N/A