Art.Nr.: 151-L-PR-9 Dilatational tracheo(s)tomy is an established and safe procedure that is superior to surgical tracheostomy in...

Art.Nr.: 156-L-PR-14 This diagram shows the basis why to donate post endexpiratory pressure (peep) to avoid an alveolar collapse (&...

Art.Nr.: 155-L-PR-13 This diagram shows a normal spirometry of a spontaneously breathing, normal weight patient. Precise knowledge of...

Art.Nr.: 157-L-PR-15 This diagram explains how to find and why to use the best possible end-expiartory pressure (PEEP) to economize...

Art.Nr.: 158-L-PR-16 This diagram shows how to set ventilation pressures on a respirator, their interactions and the underlying...

Art.Nr.: 159-L-PR-17 This diagram highlights the differences between pressure- and volume- controlled ventilation. The differences in the...

Art.Nr.: 160-L-PR-18 This diagram deals with the extremely important point of the so-called "air trapping". During mechanical...

Art.Nr.: 152-L-PR-10 This diagram gives an orientation for the difficult pathways during bronchoscopy. It covers anatomical facts of most...

Art.Nr.: 153-L-PR-11 This diagram informs about improtant aspects of jet ventilation, a high-frequency mechanical ventilation procedure...

Art.Nr.: 154-L-PR-12 This diagram gives an overview about the main categories of anesthesia and icu ventilators and basic principles...