Two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was performed to test for differences between different infusion groups.
The median age and gender ratios did not differ between patients treated at the different infusion rates (Table 4).
Here we extend these findings to two other types of pulmonary oedema: hydrostatic oedema induced by elevation of the left atrial pressure, and alveolar oedema (ALV) by infusing normal saline into the trachea at two different infusion rates (2 and 4 ml/hour for 120 min).
To evaluate the cardiopulmonary and clinical effects of three different infusion rates of propofol in dogs premedicated with methotrimeprazine.
To compare the induction dose requirements of thiopental using two different infusion rates for induction of anaesthesia in dogs.
The model may be used to compare different infusion regimes, e.g. lower versus higher dose, faster versus slower infusions, monophasic versus biphasic infusions and scan start delay.
To analyze the effects of two linear peristaltic infusion pumps on RBC hemolysis ratio, plasma hemoglobin and potassium levels, according to the use two different infusion rates.
Objective: The pharmacokinetics of ropivacaine 0.2% were evaluated during a 48-hour continuous extrapleural infusion with 2 different infusion rates in patients undergoing cardiovascular surgery.
According to an institutionally standardized colour scheme, different infusion lines were used for special medications to prevent drug incompatibility (Fig. 1).
A repeat set of images were acquired at the four pump head speeds (1000 4000) and at the two different infusion rates (150 and 300 ml/h).
