Positive pressure ventilation and the function of other organs P. SuterG. Wolff Editorial Pages: 59 - 59
A comparative study of the cardiorespiratory effects of continuous positive airway pressure breathing and continuous positive pressure ventilation in acute respiratory failure G. SimonneauF. LemaireB. Teisseire Original Articles Pages: 61 - 67
Enhanced renal function associated with intermittent mandatory ventilation in acute respiratory failure H. SteinhoffK. FalkeW. Schwarzhoff Original Articles Pages: 69 - 74
The influence of PEEP ventilation on organ blood flow and peripheral oxygen delivery J. BeyerP. BeckenlechnerK. Messmer Original Articles Pages: 75 - 80
Plasma amino acid patterns in respiratory encephalopathy J. -L. RicomeM. FeneantPh. Auzépy Original Articles Pages: 81 - 84
Intravenous nitroglycerin in acute respiratory failure of patients with chronic obstructive lung disease, secondary pulmonary hypertension and cor pulmonale F. FourrierC. ChopinF. Wattel Original Articles Pages: 85 - 88
Epidural analgesia or mechanical ventilation for multiple rib fractures? M. DittmannU. SteenblockG. Wolff Original Articles Pages: 89 - 92
Intravenous nitroglycerin perfusion techniques — Clinical implications P. HansP. ParisF. Mathot Methods and Devices Pages: 93 - 95
Acute respiratory failure due to 2′ deoxycoformycin R. C. KahnG. C. CarlonC. Tan Case Reports Pages: 101 - 104
Severe peripheral airway obstruction after inhalation burn N. JasparM. BracamonteR. Sergysels Case Reports Pages: 105 - 106
