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Transtracheal gas administration and the perception of dyspnea
M. H. Kollef
, R. C. Johnson
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine
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Keyphrases
Visual Analog Scale
100%
Transtracheal
100%
Dyspnea Perception
100%
Anesthesia
71%
Dyspnea
71%
Catheter
42%
Airflow
28%
Chronic Lung Disease
28%
Nasal Cannula
28%
Oxygen Flow
28%
Gas Flow
28%
Zero Flow
28%
Baseline Scores
14%
Hypoxemia
14%
Trachea
14%
Significant Relationship
14%
Lidocaine
14%
Placebo Effect
14%
Flow-sensitive
14%
Gas Flow Rate
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Visual Analog Scale
100%
Dyspnea
100%
Breathing
28%
Chronic Lung Disease
28%
Nasal Cannula
28%
Receptor
14%
Hypoxemia
14%
Trachea
14%
Lidocaine
14%
Placebo Effect
14%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Dyspnea
100%
Chronic Lung Disease
28%
Placebo
14%
Receptor
14%
Hypoxemia
14%
Lidocaine
14%