Titlebook: Computing in Anesthesia and Intensive Care; Omar Prakash Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Boston 1983 Elektroenzephalografie.Infusio

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Gas Distribution and Ventilation-Perfusion Relationships during Anaesthesia and in Acute Respiratoranaesthesia may be caused by alveolar hypoventilation, reduced cardiac output, true shunt (perfusion of non ventilated regions) and mismatching between ventilation and perfusion (V/Q mismatch). Since the time of that review additional information has been gained and today a sharper picture of lungfu

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Continuous Monitoring of Intrathoracic Fluid,d of differential impedance plethysmography. Preliminary results, obtained from patients after cardiac surgery, are found to be in agreement with data obtained from chest X-ray photography, pulmonary arterial pressure measurements and urine production. Measurement of the basic impedance Z according

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The Potential of Computer Modelling Techniques in Intensive Care Medicine,m economics. to the control of industrial processes.. Computer models can be used, for example, to verify hypotheses or suggest new avenues for research, while the response of the model to specific manipulations may predict the likely effects of the same intervention on the real system. Computer sim

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,Teaching With “Attending”: Tutorial Use of an Expert System,m is being used experimentally for teaching with hypothetical patients, using the teaching format of an interactive “mini case conference”. In addition to its educational value, this tutorial use of ATTENDING has the further advantage of allowing the system’s anesthetic knowledge to be tested and “d

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Introductory Courses in Computing for Anaesthetists,essary to re-examine the role of the computer within the hospital. Tasks which would previously have been prohibitively expensive are now worth considering because of the availability of cheap, flexible and ever more powerful micro-processors. These expanding possibilities have lead to a widespread

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Computer Operating Systems for Patient Monitoring,cument significant trends which are of great value to users. Our underlying thesis is that the character of the operating system can have an enormous influence on the effectiveness of the monitoring system, and its ability to adapt to changes in clinical practice.

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