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Entwicklung der Jet-Ventilation

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Erste Ansätze, den pulmonalen Gasaustausch auch ohne periodischen Gas-volumenwechsel aufrecht zu erhalten, gehen auf das Jahr 1908 zuriick. Volhard führte bei Hunden eine „künstliche Beatmung durch Vorbeileiten von Sauerstoff an den oberen Luftwegen durch [24]. Diese Methode ermöglicht zwar eine ausreichende Oxygenierung, es kommt aber sehr rasch zur Ausbildung einer Hyperkapnie.

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Aloy, A., Schragl, E. (1995). Entwicklung der Jet-Ventilation. In: Jet-Ventilation. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9355-6_2

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