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Difficult intubation and extubation in adult anaesthesia by Langeron, O., Bourgain, J.-L., Francon, D., Amour, J., Baillard, C., Bouroche, G., Chollet Rivier, M., Lenfant, F., Plaud, B., Schoettker, P., Fletcher, D., Velly, L., Nouette-Gaulain, K.

“…To provide an update to French guidelines about “Difficult intubation and extubation in adult anaesthesia 2006”. A consensus committee of 13 experts was…”
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Transtracheal high frequency jet ventilation for endoscopic airway surgery: a multicentre study by Bourgain, J.L., Desruennes, E., Fischler, M., Ravussin, P.

“…Serious complications during high frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) are rare and have been documented in animals and in case reports or short series of patients…”
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Preoxygenation and general anesthesia: a review by Bouroche, G, Bourgain, J L

“…Because intubation can potentially become a lengthy procedure, the risk of arterial oxygen (O2) desaturation during intubation must be considered…”
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Laparoscopic total pelvic exenteration for cervical cancer relapse by Pomel, C, Rouzier, R, Pocard, M, Thoury, A, Sideris, L, Morice, P, Duvillard, P, Bourgain, J.L, Castaigne, D

“…Laparoscopy classically reduces morbidity and invasiveness. To decrease the operative morbidity associated with exenteration, we considered the possibility of…”
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Pressure support ventilation during fibreoptic intubation under propofol anaesthesia by Bourgain, J.L., Billard, V., Cros, A.M.

“…To assess the benefit of pressure support ventilation during fibreoptic intubation performed under propofol anaesthesia in patients having an anticipated…”
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Incidence of severe postoperative pain after cancer surgery despite intraoperative anticipation: a case controlled study by Motamed, C., Salazar, G., Bourgain, J.-L.

“…Anticipating postoperative pain is a routine practice in our institution. As part of a quality assurance program we used our computerized anesthetic record…”
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Pressure-controlled ventilation is superior to volume-controlled ventilation with a laryngeal mask airway in children by Bordes, M., Semjen, F., Degryse, C., Bourgain, J. L., Cros, A. M.

“…Background:  This prospective, randomized, crossover study had two purposes: first, to determine whether pressure‐controlled ventilation (PCV) is safer than…”
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Fibre-optic intubation teaching in sedated patients with anticipated difficult intubation by Gueret, G., Billard, V., Bourgain, J.-L.

“…BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:The objective of the study was to assess the safety of training fibre-optic intubation performed under propofol light general…”
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Postoperative pulmonary complications : epidural analgesia using bupivacaine and opioids versus parenteral opioids by JAYR, C, THOMAS, H, REY, A, FARHAT, F, LASSER, P, BOURGAIN, J.-L

“…Different types of analgesia have been proposed for the prevention of postoperative respiratory complications. The aim of this prospective, double-blind…”
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Benefits and possible improvements of an anaesthesia information management system in a quality assurance programme by Motamed, C., Bourgain, J.L.

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Rescue transtracheal jet ventilation during difficult intubation in patients with upper airway cancer by Bouroche, G., Motamed, C., de Guibert, J.M., Hartl, D., Bourgain, J.L.

“…The failure rates of intubation and/or mask ventilation are higher in patients with neck or upper airway disease. To ensure oxygenation, rescue trans-tracheal…”
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Mechanisms and risk factors for infection of pulmonary artery catheters and introducer sheaths in cancer patients admitted to an intensive care unit by BLOT, F, CHACHATY, E, RAYNARD, B, ANTOUN, S, BOURGAIN, J. L, NITENBERG, G

“…Pulmonary artery catheters (PACs) are typically inserted for short periods, and the extra-luminal route is assumed to be the overriding source of contamination…”
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Postoperative hypoxaemia: continuous extradural infusion of bupivacaine and morphine vs patient-controlled analgesia with intravenous morphine by Motamed, C, Spencer, A, Farhat, F, Bourgain, J L, Lasser, P, Jayr, C

“…We carried out a randomized prospective study in 60 patients who had undergone major abdominal surgery for cancer. For postoperative pain control, 30 patients…”
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Limits of laryngeal mask airway in patients after cervical or oral radiotherapy by GIRAUD, O, BOURGAIN, J. L, MARANDAS, P, BILLARD, V

“…To test the efficacy of the LMA in patients with previous oral or cervical radiotherapy, without upper airway obstruction. In nine patients after oral or…”
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Biting the laryngeal mask : an unusual cause of negative pressure pulmonary edema by DEVYS, J.-M, BALLEAU, C, JAYR, C, BOURGAIN, J.-L

“…To describe negative pressure pulmonary edema due to biting of the laryngeal mask tube at emergence from general anesthesia. A healthy patient underwent…”
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Airway fire during tracheostomy by Gorphe, P, Sarfati, B, Janot, F, Bourgain, J.L, Motamed, C, Blot, F, Temam, S

“…Abstract Introduction Twenty-five cases of airway fire during tracheostomy have been reported in the literature. The authors describe a case observed in their…”
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Reconstruction with Free Jejunal Autograft after Circumferential Pharyngolaryngectomy: Eighty-Three Cases by Germain, Michel A., Bourgain, Jean-Louis, Julieron, Morbize, Schwaab, Guy, Wibault, Pierre, Marandas, Patrick, Luboinski, Bernard

“…The free jejunal autograft (FJA) has become a common procedure for pharyngeal reconstruction after circumferential pharyngolaryngectomy. In order to evaluate…”
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Gestion des alarmes des dispositifs médicaux dans les établissements de santé – Rapport publié par l’ANSM et outils d’amélioration by Martin, H., Di Donato, P., Caminade, I., Bourgain, J.-L., Ancellin, J., Faure, F., Decoenne, C.

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Safety and jet ventilation by Bourgain, J.L., Desruenne, E., Fischler, M., Ravussin, P.

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What are the main “machine dysfunctions” to know? by Bourgain, J.L., Coisel, Y., Kern, D., Nouette-Gaulain, K., Panczer, M.

“…The incidents related to the medical devices are common during anesthesia and in intensive care unit. These incidents are rarely the cause of complications…”
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