Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 54
tificial respiration {Annals of Surgery,vol. 52, 1910). THE MASK APPAEATUS. A notable simplification is obtained by the introduction of anair-proof mask for the mouth and nose, instead of the cabinet forthe head, such as is used by Tiegel-Henle, Brat and Schmieden,Lotsch, Robinson, Morriston Davies… … Fig. 21.—Tiegels simplified mask apparatus. oxygen. A second pipe fitted to the mask takes off the current ofair through a water-valve, which produces and maintains a certainpressure in the air. In the intermediate pipe small chambers areinserted, in which by means of a dripping apparatus, which…
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