1. Hyperventilation in the management of cerebral oedema

   • Paul W. Jones

   Editorial Pages: 205 - 207

2. Insensible fluid losses in severe tetanus

   • J. H. Kerr

   Original Articles Pages: 209 - 212

3. Whole blood calcium activity during cardiopulmonary bypass

   • A. B. Davies
   • P. A. Poole-Wilson

   Original Articles Pages: 213 - 216

4. The techniques used to sedate ventilated patients

   • H. M. Merriman

   Original Articles Pages: 217 - 224

5. Can postoperative continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) prevent pulmonary complications after abdominal surgery?

   • C. Carlsson
   • B. Sondén
   • U. Thylén

   Original Articles Pages: 225 - 229

6. The effect of lateral positions on gas exchange in patients with unilateral lung disease during mechanical ventilation

   • J. Ibañez
   • J. M. Raurich
   • J. Bergada

   Original Articles Pages: 231 - 234

7. Respiratory function is impaired less by transverse than by median vertical supraumbilical incisions

   • A. Elman
   • F. Langonnet
   • J. -N. Maillard

   Original Articles Pages: 235 - 239

8. Selective insufflation of collapsed lung with fiberoptic bronchoscope and Swan-Ganz catheter

   • T. S. Lee
   • B. D. Wright

   Methods and Devices Pages: 241 - 243

9. Right-sided endocarditis complicating prolonged central venous catheterisation

   • P. T. Dawes
   • S. T. Atherton

   Case Report Pages: 245 - 246

10. The possibility of predicting p_aO₂ following changes in FiO₂

    • R. Abizanda
    • J. Lopez

    Correspondence Pages: 247 - 247

11. The control of burn wound sepsis

    • I. McA Ledingham

    Correspondence Pages: 247 - 247

12. Book reviews

    • I. R. Verner
    • P. W. Jones

    BookReview Pages: 248 - 248

13. Methodologic aspects of cutaneous pCO₂ monitoring

    • P. Eberhard
    • W. Mindt
    • P. Haab

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 249 - 250

14. Factors influencing the magnitude of the CO₂ partial pressures in the body

    • P. Haab

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 250 - 251

15. Transcutaneous pCO₂ monitoring of newborn infants in shock at electrode temperatures of 41°C to 44°C

    • H. T. Versmold
    • I. Brünstler
    • U. Zimmer

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 251 - 252

16. Cutaneous pCO₂ monitoring and artificial ventilation in the newborn

    • P. Erny
    • J. Messer
    • D. Willard

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 252 - 253

17. Continuous cutaneous bedside monitoring of carbon dioxide tensions

    • H. E. Keller
    • W. Fischer
    • L. Wille

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 253 - 254

18. Cutaneous pCO₂ (cpCO₂) monitoring in respiratory distress in infants and children

    • Y. Bompard
    • C. Aufrant
    • F. Beaufils

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 255 - 256

19. Transcutaneous pO₂ and pCO₂ monitoring with a single electrochemical sensor; Its clinical use and advantages in neonatal intensive care

    • M. D. Whitehead

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 256 - 257

20. Comparative measurements of cutaneous and arterial pCO₂ in patients with low cardiac output on an intensive care unit for internal medicine

    • F. Vogel
    • S. Heer
    • N. Spannbrucker

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 258 - 259

21. Continuous pCO₂ monitoring by means of skin surface sensors: The influence of various sensor temperatures and first clinical experiences

    • P. Frey
    • H. Ruh
    • P. Ruh

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 260 - 260

22. Transcutaneous monitoring of pCO₂ in infants and children after cardiac surgery

    • J. G. Schöber
    • K. Stübing
    • R. Kuhwald

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 261 - 262

23. Transcutaneous pCO₂ monitoring in cardiopulmonary bypass patients

    • S. V. S. Rithalia
    • J. Tinker

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 262 - 263

24. Transcutaneous pO₂ and pCO₂ monitoring of adult surgical patients with and without low flow shock

    • K. K. Tremper
    • W. C. Shoemaker

    Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981 Pages: 263 - 264