A new venturi attachment for the Cape ventilator, to facilitate control of F I O2 RWD Nickalls 1 and PG Lawler 2 Anaesthesia (1984); vol. 39, pp. 1036–1037 http: www.nickalls.org dick papers anes venturi1984.pdf - RWD - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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