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- A Synnott and W S Wren.
- Br J Anaesth. 1986 Sep 1;58(9):1055-8.
AbstractThe effect of changing the composition of the carrier gas from 66% nitrous oxide in oxygen to 100% oxygen was examined in three halothane vaporizers (Fluotec Mk 3, Drager Vapor 19 and Abingdon halothane vaporizer). All showed a transient increase in output following the discontinuation of the nitrous oxide. The effect was minor (2-8% of indicated output) and short-lived (1-4 min) at the fresh gas flows used. The steady-state output of the vaporizers, once the transient response was over, was found to be lower with 100% oxygen as carrier gas than it had been with 66% nitrous oxide in oxygen. The difference was minor in the case of the Drager Vapor 19 (1% of indicated output) and Fluotec Mk 3 (5% of indicated output), but greater in the case of the Abingdon (15% of indicated output).
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