1 sly, i.e., Saffan anesthesia, paralysis, and artificial ventilation (100% O(2)).

2                    When, under conditions of artificial ventilation and in the absence of changes in

3 ances in medical technology that facilitated artificial ventilation and organ transplantation.

4 iii) in all cases different from that of the artificial ventilation cycle.

5 thetic rhythm was different from that of the artificial ventilation cycle.

6              With neuromuscular blockade and artificial ventilation, efferent discharges were present

7 pacing may be a viable alternative method of artificial ventilation in ventilator-dependent quadriple

8 h, mother smoking, breastfeeding < 3 months, artificial ventilation, intraventricular bleeding, and o

9 ects of lung stretch afferent stimulation by artificial ventilation modified the heart rate and hindl

10  adult rats, with neuromuscular blockade and artificial ventilation, under hypercapnia and under eith

11 sfer to a gill irrigation system to maintain artificial ventilation via adequate gill water flow and

12           The combined need for dialysis and artificial ventilation was associated with a mortality e

13 er identification of physiologic compromise, artificial ventilation was initiated.

14 d P(a,CO(2)) induced by varying the level of artificial ventilation, was doubled during the period of