-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The Mijnhardt Oxycon-4 (OX-4), designed for measurements of gas exchange during exercise using a mouth-piece, was adapted for use in recumbent patients by the introduction of a transparent canopy and a suction device. This system was evaluated in laboratory models and in patients.
Related Publications
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
February 2013,
Journal of clinical monitoring and computing,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
October 1991,
Critical care medicine,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
February 2013,
Journal of clinical monitoring and computing,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
October 1991,
Minerva anestesiologica,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
January 1989,
Intensive care medicine,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
January 2006,
Journal of sports science & medicine,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
December 1994,
Respiratory care,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
March 2013,
Current opinion in clinical nutrition and metabolic care,
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
January 1993,
Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985),
E Forsberg, and
M Carlsson, and
A Thörne, and
G Hedenstierna, and
O Björkman
November 1987,
Bailliere's clinical endocrinology and metabolism,
