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Intraoperative fraction of inspired oxygen: bringing back the focus on patient outcome by Ball, L., Lumb, A.B., Pelosi, P.

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Hyperoxia in anaesthesia and intensive care by Horncastle, E, Lumb, A.B

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Why do patients need extra oxygen during a general anaesthetic? by Lumb, A.B

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Erratum to ‘Pulmonary function tests in anaesthetic practice’ [BJA Educ 19 (2019) 206–211] by Ntima, N.O, Lumb, A.B

“…[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1016/j.bjae.2019.02.001.]…”
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Pulmonary function tests in anaesthetic practice by Ntima, N.O, Lumb, A.B

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Physiology and conduct of pulmonary function tests by Ntima, N.O, Lumb, A.B

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Postoperative pulmonary complications by Miskovic, A, Lumb, A.B.

“…Postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs) are common, costly, and increase patient mortality. Changes to the respiratory system occur immediately on…”
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A small step in the right direction for reducing postoperative pulmonary complications by Lumb, A B, Yeung, J

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The respiratory system and acid–base disorders by Pippalapalli, J., Lumb, A.B.

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Breathing in the prone position in health and disease by Lumb, A.B., White, A.

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Lung recruitment and positive airway pressure before extubation does not improve oxygenation in the post-anaesthesia care unit: a randomized clinical trial by Lumb, A.B., Greenhill, S.J., Simpson, M.P., Stewart, J.

“…Atelectasis is known to develop during anaesthesia and after operation atelectasis leads to impaired oxygenation. Lung recruitment manoeuvres, positive…”
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Just a little oxygen to breathe as you go off to sleep…is it always a good idea? by Lumb, A.B.

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Mechanism of antiemetic effect of ginger by Lumb, A B

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SAQs for the Final FRCA by Lumb, A.B.

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Absorption of isoflurane by silica gel by Lumb, A B, Landon, M J

“…We have studied the capacity of the drying agent silica gel (SG) to absorb isoflurane from gas samples. When dry, SG was able to absorb 31 times its own volume…”
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Rib cage contribution to resting and carbon dioxide stimulated ventilation during 1 MAC isoflurane anaesthesia by Lumb, A B, Petros, A J, Nunn, J F

“…Using respiratory inductive plethysmography, we have measured rib cage and abdominal motion during isoflurane anaesthesia in 16 healthy day-surgery patients…”
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Ribcage contribution to CO2 response during rebreathing and steady state methods by Lumb, A B, Nunn, J F

“…Disagreements exist between previous studies of the contribution of the rib cage (RC) and abdomen-diaphragm (AD) components to CO2-stimulated ventilation…”
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