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Anesth Analg 1931; 10:123-127
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Postoperative Pulmonary Hypoventilation

The Effect of Opening the Peritoneal Cavity.*

Richard H. Overholt, M.D.

Philadelphia, Pa.

Abstract

THE STUDY OF THE CAUSE and prevention of postoperative complications is the duty of any member of a surgical team. Involvement of the respiratory tract after operation has been of particular interest to anesthetists. A great deal of our knowledge concerning factors involved in the development of pulmonary complications has been contributed by anesthetists.






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