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In Asthma, Lower End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide May Predict Worse Exacerbation Outcome
In asthma, lower end-tidal carbon dioxide may predict acute exacerbation outcomes, although other measures may be better severity indicators.
Medscape22y
Elevated End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide During Thoracoscopy
Rabie M. Amin, MBBCH (masters in anesthesia); Mohammed G. Alkhashti, MBBS, MD; Krishna Galhotra, MBBS, MD; Ahmed Al-Sharhan, MBBCH, FRCS; Huda Al-Manfohi, MBBCH, FRCS ...
Nature1y
End Tidal Carbon Dioxide Levels during the Resuscitation of Prematurely Born Infants
Background and Aims: To test the hypothesis that effective ventilation, as evidenced by an increase in expired carbon dioxide (CO2), during the initial resuscitation of prematurely born infants ...
The New England Journal of Medicine13d
Ventilation and Oxygen Requirements during Prolonged Artificial Ventilation in Patients with Respiratory Failure
Large differences between arterial and end-tidal carbon dioxide tensions were present in patients with both chronic and acute pulmonary disease. For this reason the adequacy of ventilation cannot ...
The New England Journal of Medicine13d
Alveolar Gas Exchange in Clinical Pulmonary Embolism
In general, the degree of unsaturation paralleled the degree of occlusion of pulmonary vessels as judged by post-mortem examination or by the magnitude of the arterial-end-tidal carbon dioxide ...