Meanings
- not comparableanatomyOf or pertaining to both lungs.
Bipulmonary mechanical ventilation for these patients reflects conventional intraoperative ventilation techniques. Initially, patients undergo mechanical ventilation using an oxygen/air mixture with an oxygen inspired fraction (FiO₂) between 0.35 and 0.50.
2013, Giulia Bottazzi, Andrea Gentili, Maria Elena Latrofa, Simonetta Baroncini, “Anesthesia for Thoracic Surgery”, in Mario Lima, editor, Pediatric Thoracic Surgery, Milan: Springer, →DOI, →ISBN, page 51
Origin
Translations
French bipulmonaire
- bipulmonaireof or pertaining to both lungs
Spanish bipulmonar
- bipulmonarof or pertaining to both lungs
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