Volumetric capnography

2014123 citationsReview

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Fernando Suárez-Sipmann · Uppsala University Hospital

Stephan H. Böhm · Swisstom (Switzerland)

Gerardo Tusman · Hospital Privado de Comunidad

Abstract

Recent advances in VCap and our improved understanding of its clinical implications may help in overcoming the known limitations and reluctances to include expired CO2 kinetics and dead space analysis in routine bedside monitoring. It is about time to start using this powerful monitoring tool to support decision making in the intensive care environment.

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Published in: Current Opinion in Critical Care

Volume 20, Issue 3, pp. 333-339

DOI: 10.1097/mcc.0000000000000095

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Volumetric capnography

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