10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPIROPHORE»
Discover the use of
spirophore in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spirophore and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The London Medical Record
If, however, experience show that the use of the spirophore has some
disadvantages due to too great power of aspiration in the apparatus, it can easily
be remedied by the less complete depression of the lever and the loosening of
the India- ...
Ernest Abraham Hart, 1876
2
THE LONDON MEDICAL RECORD A REVIEW OF THE PROGRESS F ...
If, however, experience show that the use of the spirophore has some
disadvantages due to too great power of aspiration in the apparatus, it can easily
be remedied by the less complete depression of the lever and the loosening of
the India- ...
The first spirophore consisted of a metal cylinder enclosing the body of the
patient, the aperture being hermetically sealed by means of a rubber diaphragm
through which the neck was passed. Variations of pressure within the cylinder
were ...
4
"Breathing Machines" and Their Use in Treatment, Report of ...
The first spirophore consisted of a metal cylinder enclosing the body of the
patient, the aperture being hermetically sealed by means of a rubber diaphragm
through which the neck was passed. Variations of pressure within the cylinder
were ...
Medical Research Council (Great Britain). Respirators (Poliomyelitis) Committee, 1939
5
Science and Technology in Medicine: An Illustrated Account ...
An Illustrated Account Based on Ninety-Nine Landmark Publications from Five
Centuries Andras Gedeon. The “iron lung” concept ofventilation is introduced in
1876 by Eugéne Woillez (1811–1882). The device, the “Spirophore”, creates a ...
6
The History of Respiratory Therapy: Discovery and Evolution
1874 Cardiac massage, open chest, is used for CPR. 1876 Woillez of Paris,
France, builds first workable iron lung called the "spirophore." 1878 Oertel uses
positive pressure to treat asthma. 1880 Arthur and Leo Brin receive patent
process for ...
7
Pediatric Critical Care: Expert Consult Premium
Woillez E. Du spirophore, appareil de sauvetage pour le traitment de l'asphyxie,
et principalement de l'asphyxie des noyes et de nouveaunes. Bulletin Academie
Medicine (Paris). 1876;22611-619. 3. Doe O.W. Apparatus for resuscitating ...
Bradley P. Fuhrman, Jerry J. Zimmerman, 2011
8
Paralysed with Fear: The Story of Polio
... 1920); Dr W. Steuart's wooden box, sealed with clay at the shoulder and waist (
South Africa, 1918); Dr E.J. Woillez's 'Spirophore', which won the Silver Medal at
the Le Havre Exhibition of Life-saving Equipment in 1876; and an 'apparatus for ...
9
Programa sanidad vegetal. Escoba de bruja del cacao ...
Very wet of' very dry weather is unfavourable to spirophore production, which
reaches a peak during showery weather, but in this case the high figure for
October may be associated with a drop in tbmpératu'ré. Counts made' on1 eleven
...
10
Mosby's Medical Dictionary
2. prefix meaning “breath or breathing”: spiracle, spirogram, spirophore. spiral
artery. See screw artery. spiral bandage /spT'rel/ [Gk, speira, coil; Er, bande, strip]
, a roller bandage applied spirally around a limb. spiral computed tomography.
