(2000). Mechanisms of sudden infant death and the contamination of inspired air with exhaled air. Medical Hypotheses 54(3): 345-352.J.A.Corbyn. (2000) Mechanisms of sudden infant death and the contamination of inspired air with exhaled air. Medical Hypotheses 54 , 345-352 /...
This directly restricts the performance of breath sampling methods, raising the limit of detection for studies that do not scrub VOCs from inspired air. Those that do, introduce problems related to compound-dependent washout times. Even by allowing subjects to breathe unfiltered air in the sampling...
The maximum amount of air that can be inspired after a normal exhalation a) residual volume b) expiratory reserve volume c) vital capacity d) inspiratory capacity e) total lung capacity f) inspiratory reserve volume g) expiratory capacity h) ...
(e.g., anesthetic gases), and residual nebulized medications. In situations where a turbine may be used to entrain environmental air and gas, and the environment may be contaminated, inspired gas may entrain pathogens or chemicals into the ventilator. Filtration of supplied gas prevents bacterial ...
Device allowing the filtration, sterilization, purification, refining and balancing of the temperature and humidity level of the inspired air, and allowing the sterilization of the expired air before release into the ambient air. The invention allows the aspiration of the ambient air, thanks to a ...
SCHOLTEN DICKSTUMBER MICHAELMAEURER CHRISTIAN
Control exposures were conducted on two of the subjects to determine if pulmonary function or FENO were significantly affected by breathing air at surface pressure in the hyperbaric chamber on the built-in breathing system for six or eight hours. One subject completed a six-hour air exposure, and...