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(Chest. 1958;34:150-153.)
© 1958 American College of Chest Physicians

Lobarspirometry I. Description of the Catheter and the Technique of Intubation

E. R. CLARKE JR. M.D.1; C. J. MARTIN M.D.1; and SERGEI POLITOFF 1

1 The Cardiopulmonary Laboratory, Firland Sanatorium and the Department of Medicine, University of Washington.

We have described a new three-lumen catheter designed to allow oxygen uptake and ventilatory studies to be simultaneously performed on the upper and the lower lobe of one lung and on the entire contralateral lung. Some general areas where this catheter may be very useful have been indicated.






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