Equipment competency—We might have a problem J. S. GravensteinC. R. Larkin Jr Editorial Pages: 1 - 3
Nondepolarizing neuromuscular blockade does not alter sensory evoked potentials Tod B. Sloan Original Articles Pages: 4 - 10
Comparison of intraarterial with continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement in postoperative pediatric patients John K. TriedmanJ. Philip Saul Original Articles Pages: 11 - 20
Standard gases used to calibrate anesthetic vapor analyzers: Are they stable? Dwayne R. WestenskowCarl F. WallrothKarl-Ludwig Gippert Original Articles Pages: 21 - 25
Measurement of CO2 response with the breath-by-breath automatic acquisition of the breathing pattern and occlusion pressure J. L. PourriatM. BaudM. Cupa Original Articles Pages: 26 - 34
Prevention of air introduction in catheter-manometer systems for accurate neonatal blood pressure measurement: An in vitro study Huibert R. van GenderingenMagdalena GeversWillem W. M. Hack Original Articles Pages: 35 - 38
Mixed venous O2 saturation: Measured by co-oximetry versus calculated from P\(\bar v\) o 2 David M. NiermanClyde B. Schechter Original Articles Pages: 39 - 44
Constructing a heart-rate variability analysis system Rory S. JaffeDennis L. Fung Algorithm Pages: 45 - 58
The PB3300 intraarterial blood gas monitoring system Terry LumsdenWilliam R. MarshallSamuel D. Riccitelli Knowing Your Monitoring Equipment Pages: 59 - 66
A new IABP-triggering method using an endocardial ECG Takayuki NoguchiTakaaki KitanoHidenori Sako Correspondence Pages: 67 - 68
Predicting the utility of the preoperative electrocardiogram: Ageism and its economic impact Robert F. AtkinsMichael F. Roizen Correspondence Pages: 70 - 72
Convenient and cost-effective modification of neuromuscular blockade monitors William HarrisonThomas J. BauldKevin K. Tremper Correspondence Pages: 72 - 73
