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Mass Spectrometry in Anaesthesiology

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  • © 1981

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Editors:
  1. M. D. Vickers

    1. Department of Anaesthetics, Welsh National School of Medicine, Cardiff, UK

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  2. J. Crul

    1. Instituut voor Anaesthesiologie „Heyendael“, Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

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Part of the book series: European Academy of Anaesthesiology (ANAESTHESIOLOGY, volume 1)

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Table of contents (31 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XV
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  2. Effects of Halothane and Enflurane on Myocardium Supplied by a Narrowed Coronary Artery

    • P. Foëx, C. M. Francis, E. R. Cutfield, E. Lowenstein, W. A. Ryder, W. L. Davies
    Pages 1-2

  3. Naloxone in the Treatment of Endotoxin Shock

    • J. B. Brückner, J. v. Faber du Faur, R. Danner
    Pages 3-3

  4. Effects of Various Anaesthetics on Haemodynamics and Renal Blood flow

    • D. Kettler, H. D. Schenk
    Pages 4-5

  5. Failure of Epidural Morphine to Provide Adequate Pain Relief During Labour

    • G. Barrier, D. Durupty, J. Jasson, J. Lassner
    Pages 6-12

  6. Obstetric Analgesia with Fentanyl by Extradural Route

    • M. A. Nalda, F. Campo, I. Burzaco
    Pages 13-17

  7. Research with High Magnetic Fields

    • H. N. de Lang, P. Wyder
    Pages 18-38

  8. An Apparatus for the Artificial Expansion of the Lung in the Severely Asphyxiated Neonate

    • M. Rosen, R. S. Vaughan, W. W. Mapleson, K. M. Laurence, M. D. Viekers
    Pages 39-43

  9. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation of Newborn Infants

    • W. Dick, E. Traub, P. Lotz, K. Engels, K. H. Lindner
    Pages 44-51

  10. Effect of Dobutamine on Blood Flow Through Collapsed Lung

    • M. K. Sykes, C. Orchard, M. K. Chakrabarti, N. Leme
    Pages 52-52

  11. Some Aspects of Mechanical Ventilation in Infants with a New Concept of Weaning from the Ventilator

    • Z. Rondio
    Pages 53-55

  12. A New Anaesthetic Breathing System

    • H. Ruben
    Pages 56-56

  13. Factors Affecting the Performance of Circle Systems Used Without Carbon Dioxide Absorption

    • C. M. Conway, C. Schoonbee
    Pages 57-57

  14. Pharmacokinetics of Continuous Infusions of Althesin, Minaxolone and ICI 35 868 to Supplement Nitrous Oxide Anaesthesia in Man

    • C. Prys-Roberts, J. W. Sear, H. K. Adam
    Pages 58-58

  15. Effects of Premedication and Speed of Injection on Induction of Anaesthesia with ICI 35,868

    • G. Rolly, L. Versichelen, N. A. Zubair
    Pages 59-63

  16. Effect of Hypo- or Hypercarbia on the Neostigmine Antagonism of Pancuronium-Induced Neuromuscular Blockade in Man

    • T. Tammisto, K. Wirtavuori, M. Salmenpera
    Pages 64-64

  17. The Use of Di-Isopropyl Phenol (ICI 35 868) as the Main Anaesthetic Agent for Body Surface Operations

    • R. S. J. Clarke, L. P. Briggs, J. W. Dundee
    Pages 65-65

  18. Evaluation of Recovery: The Concept of Symptomatic Psychosis Adapted for Anaesthesiological Considerations

    • K. H. Weis, M. Sold, S. Lehrl
    Pages 66-72

  19. EEG Parameters for Evaluation of Depth of Anaesthesia

    • H. Stoeckel, H. Schwilden, P. Lauven, J. Schuttler
    Pages 73-84

  20. Initial Experiences with Di-Isopropyl Phenol as an Induction Agent

    • J. W. Dundee, R. S. J. Clarke, L. P. Briggs, J. Moore
    Pages 85-89
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The VIth World Congress of Anaesthesiology, held in Mexico City in 1976, offered several European participants the opportunity of discovering their community of views. The idea was then launched of establishing a forum for regular exchanges among academic anaesthetists from Europe. After many preliminary discussions, some thirty delegates or observers from the Societies of Anaes­ thesia of Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, German Federal Re­ public, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Yugoslavia met in Paris on 12 March 1977. They agreed to found a European Academy of Anaesthesiology. After a second meeting in Dublin, the Academy was officially created by a general assembly in Paris on 5 Septem­ ber 1978. Election of members took place for the first time on that date. Since then, the Academy has been functioning regular­ ly. Its membership presently stands at 180 from 26 European countries. Associate members will be elected for the first time this year. The total number of full members is limited by the statutes to five hundred. The Academy also has two other categories of members: hon­ orary and patrons. Five honorary members have so far been elec­ ted: Mrs. N. du Bouchet (France), Mr. H. Killian (German Federal Republic), Sir Robert Macintosh, Prof. W. W. Mushin (United King­ dom) and Dr. E. M. Papper (United States).

Editors and Affiliations

  • Department of Anaesthetics, Welsh National School of Medicine, Cardiff, UK

    M. D. Vickers

  • Instituut voor Anaesthesiologie „Heyendael“, Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

    J. Crul

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