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- P J Cranswick and M Rodda.
- Intensive Care Unit, Box Hill Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria.
- Anaesth Intensive Care. 1998 Apr 1; 26 (2): 189-92.
AbstractA resuscitation trolley has been designed to meet the following requirements. Continuous oxygen supply from the trolley for the duration of the emergency; medical suction of similar strength to that of an ICU treatment bay and provision of equipment and drugs in a modular form, which is uniform across the institution, and which allows immediate replacement from stock. These requirements have been fulfilled whilst maintaining a total trolley weight and manoeuvrability similar to that of commercially manufactured trolleys available in Australia.
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