Experimental researches in artificial respiration in still-born children, and allied subjects / by Francis Henry Champneys.

  • Sir Francis Champneys, 1st Baronet
Date:
1887
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    Pale stage of asphyxia tte more serious, 2, 3, 136 Patches of expansion in lungs not bounded by fissures, 61 Patency of upper air-passages, best means of securing, 138 ,, not secured by hanging head backwards, 88, 92 ,, nor bypulli£g tongue forwards, 139 ,, best secured in method of Schultze, 89, 139 Phrenic nerve, descent of air from tracheotomy wound along course of, 70, 73 Pleura, tenacity of ] pulmonary, 108, 109, 110, 112, 115, 119, 122 Pneumothorax and emphysema con- nected with Scbultze's me- thod, 45 in artificial respiration, 61 ,, and mediastinal emphysema in connection with tracheo- tomy, 68, 81 ,, and mediastinal emphysema after tracheotomy, frequency of, 82 ,, clinical observation of (Dr. Douglas Powell), 83 ,, not connected with expiratory emphysema, 126 Powell, Dr. Douglas, on mediastinal emphysema and pneumothorax after tracheotomy, 83 Prsecordia, pressure on, as a stimu- lant to circulation, 139 Prognosis in eases of stillbirth, 134 Pupils, state of, in stillbirth, 136 Reflex action abolished in pale stage of asphyxia, 2, 132 Eespiration, spasmodic, mixed and regular in asphyxia, 136 Eespiration, artificial, objects of, 137 Right lung generally better expanded than left, 61 Rotation (outward) of arms during Silvester's method, 19, 21, 144 et passim Schmitt, analysis of bis observations, 64-5 Schrceder, his method described, 8 ,, method of, useless, 39, 40, 50 ,, rationale of method of, 40 ,, method of, reason of useless- ness of, 40 Schiicking, his method described, 7 ,, method of, practically identical with that of Silvester, 42 method of, no improvement on Silvester's, 50 Schiiller, his method described, 8 ,. method of, useless, 41 ,, reason of uselessness of me- thod of, 41 ,, method of, useless, and not free from risk, 50 Scbultze's method described, 8-10, 140 ,, importance of minutiae in, 28, 44, 142 ,, rationale of, 44 ,, emphysema and pneumothorax connected with, 45 ,, efficient, 50, 143 ,, descentofdiaphragmin, 50,140 ,, principal action on thoracic walls, 50 ,, importance of details in, 50, 142 ,, violence of, 15, 44, 50, 142 ,, emphysema of anterior medias- tinum and pneumothoraxmost apt to occur during, 74, 80 ,, best secures patency of upper air-passages, 89, 139