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Describes a cost-efficient method for end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring using a Hudson-style mask during intravenous sedation.
Cost-efficient End-tidal Carbon Dioxide Monitoring via Hudson-style MaskTo the Editor:-End-tidal carbon dioxide (ET CO 2 ) monitoring during spontaneous respiration is desirable.1 I had been previously using intravenous cannulae to attach carbon dioxide monitoring tubing to Hudson-style masks during cases involving intravenous sedation.The cannula cost $.53 and required scissors to cut off the excessive lengths, which protruded into the masks and "tickled" noses.Re-
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Williams et al. (1999) conducted a letter in cataract surgery / intravenous sedation. Hudson-style mask for ET CO2 monitoring was evaluated.
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