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Capnographic Monitoring in Respiratory Emergencies
Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 06/15/09
Nagler J et al. - After a review of the relevant physiology and technology of carbon dioxide monitoring, clinical applications for the use of capnography in patients with respiratory illnesses are discussed. Characteristic waveforms are provided, and their interpretation and clinical significance are discussed. A focus on the current literature investigating the noninvasive monitoring of patients with obstructive lung disease is included.
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