• Anaesthesia · Jun 1982

    Case Reports

    Hypoxia due to air in the oxygen pipeline. A case for oxygen monitoring in theatre.

    • J M Thorp and R Railton.
    • Anaesthesia. 1982 Jun 1;37(6):683-7.

    AbstractA patient received an hypoxic anaesthetic gas mixture and made an uneventful recovery. The fault was traced to an air-oxygen mixer valve in the Intensive Care Unit. An oxygen monitor in theatre would have detected the fault before the patient was anaesthetised.

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