Effect of humidification on the airways of cats during high-frequency ventilation

Whitfield, J.B.; Bjorling, D.E.; Munnell, J.F.

Effect of humidification on the airways of cats during high-frequency ventilation

1991

Whitfield, J.B. | Bjorling, D.E. | Munnell, J.F.

The effect of humidity on the histologic lesions induced by high-frequency jet ventilation was investigated in 12 healthy cats. After 16 hours of ventilation, the appearance of the tracheal epithelium ranged from normal to necrotic. The damage was considerably more severe in the trachea of cats of the group ventilated without added humidity. Increasing the relative humidity to 63% at 24 C had a protective effect, but further increasing the relative humidity to 92% at 35 degrees C did not appear to provide significantly more protection. The bronchi and distal airways had minimal, if any, damage in all groups.

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Ключевые слова АГРОВОК

animals breathing cats cats epithelium humidity lesions necrosis pathology relative humidity trachea

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Опубликовано в

American journal of veterinary research

Том 52 Выпуск 9 Нумерация страниц 1474 - 1478 ISSN 0002-9645

Другие темы

Injuries; Prevention & control; Adverse effects; High-frequency jet ventilation; Lung; Veterinary; Lung injury; Wounds and injuries; Prevention; Trachea (vertebrates)

Язык

Английский

Тип

Journal Article; Text

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