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in the Table of Contents printed on pages vii-x. The corrected Table of Contents appears below. CONTENTS Analog Computation for Evaluation of Ventilators . . . . ? 1 S.W. Weitzner Ventilator Surveillance - Routine Application and Quality Control . . . . . 19 C.C. Rattenborg, R. Buccini, J. Kestner, and R. Mik978-1-4615-6703-5978-1-4615-6701-1

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Analog Computation for Evaluation of Ventilators,ine, various parameters of respiratory mechanics. The computer program developed was part of on-going laboratory efforts using dogs for the evaluation of ventilators (2) and, in essence, is an extension of the work of Engstr?m and Nor-lander (3). Figure 1 is a block diagram depicting the experimenta

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Automated Estimation of Respiratory Dead Space: Tidal Volume Ratio,-to obtain VD/VT makes it attractive for monitoring changes in lung function in critically ill patients. The usual procedure for obtaining VD/VT is to collect expired gas in a bag for several minutes and to analyze the contents to obtain mixed expired carbon dioxide tension (PECO2). A simultaneous m

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A Microprocessor Controlled Respiratory Monitor,ve patient data at the bedside in order to insv e quality patient care. Presently, computer systems can adequately provide the means to collection and dissemination of information. The basic consideration becomes one of the quality of the sensor information to be utilized. Primary to respiratory car