Search Results - "Schmalisch, G"

Treatment of type I ROP with intravitreal bevacizumab or laser photocoagulation according to retinal zone by Mueller, B, Salchow, D J, Waffenschmidt, E, Joussen, A M, Schmalisch, G, Czernik, Ch, Bührer, Ch, Schunk, K U, Girschick, H J, Winterhalter, S

“…To investigate the outcome of intravitreal bevacizumab (IVB) compared with laser photocoagulation in type I retinopathy of prematurity (ROP). Case records of…”
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Roland R. Wauer (1942–2020): neonatologist, scientist, teacher and visionary by Rüdiger, M., Reichert, J., Proquitte, H., Schmalisch, G., Hammer, H., Weigel, H., Wilitzki, S., Fentsch, P., Roehr, C. C.

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Tidal breath analysis for infant pulmonary function testing by BATES, J. H. T, SCHMALISCH, G, FILBRUN, D, STOCKS, J

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Delivery room management of very low birth weight infants in Germany, Austria and Switzerland--a comparison of protocols by Roehr, C C, Gröbe, S, Rüdiger, M, Hummler, H, Nelle, M, Proquitté, H, Hammer, H, Schmalisch, G

“…Surveys from the USA, Australia and Spain have shown significant inter-institutional variation in delivery room (DR) management of very low birth weight…”
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1000 Repeated Thermo-Sterilization Influences the Reliability of Peep-Valves by Hartung, JC, Schmalisch, G, Roehr, CC

“…Introduction PEEP valves are used to provide a preset positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) together with self-inflating bags (SIB). It has recently been…”
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Effect of endotracheal tube leak on capnographic measurements in a ventilated neonatal lung model by Schmalisch, G, Al-Gaaf, S, Proquitté, H, Roehr, C C

“…Uncuffed endotracheal tubes (ET) are commonly used for mechanically ventilated infants to protect airways, but this bears the risk of an air leak around the…”
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Positive effects of early continuous positive airway pressure on pulmonary function in extremely premature infants: results of a subgroup analysis of the COIN trial by Roehr, C C, Proquitté, H, Hammer, H, Wauer, R R, Morley, C J, Schmalisch, G

“…Early continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) may reduce lung injury in preterm infants. Spontaneously breathing preterm infants were randomised immediately…”
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593 Persistently Elevated Right Ventricular Index of Myocardial Performance in Preterm Infants with Incipient Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia by Czernik, C, Rhode, S, Metze, B, Schmalisch, G, Buehrer, C

“…Objectives Elevated pulmonary vascular resistance occurs during the first days after birth in all newborn infants and persists in infants at risk for…”
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Reliability of two common PEEP-generating devices used in neonatal resuscitation by Kelm, M, Proquitté, H, Schmalisch, G, Roehr, C C

“…Approximately 15% of neonates require respiratory support at birth, the demand of which increases with decreasing gestational age. Positive end-expiratory…”
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Leak during manual neonatal ventilation and its effect on the delivered pressures and volumes: an in vitro study by Hartung, J C, te Pas, A B, Fischer, H, Schmalisch, G, Roehr, C C

“…Mask leak is a frequent problem during manual ventilation. Our aim was to investigate the effect of predefined leaks on delivered peak inflation pressure…”
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The effect of surgery on lung volume and conventional monitoring parameters in ventilated newborn infants by Proquitté, H, Freiberger, O, Yilmaz, S, Bamberg, C, Degenhardt, P, Roehr, C C, Wauer, R R, Schmalisch, G

“…In newborn infants, thoraco-abdominal surgery is a serious intervention with respect to gas exchange and lung mechanics. This prospective clinical study…”
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1777 A Musical Mnemonic Improves the Control of Chest Compressions and Manual Ventilation During Simulated Neonatal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) by Dold, SK, Kelm, M, Schmölzer, G, Dawson, J, Davis, PG, Schmalisch, G, Roehr, CC

“…Introduction Guidelines on neonatal cardiorespiratory resuscitation (CPR) suggest the provision of coordinated compressions to inflations at a rate of 3:1…”
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Comparison of different techniques to measure air leaks during CPAP treatment in neonates by Schmalisch, G, Fischer, H, Roehr, C.C, Proquitté, H

“…Abstract Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is routinely used for respiratory support in neonates. Air leaks are not uncommon and can hinder treatment…”
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Differences in tidal breathing between infants with chronic lung diseases and healthy controls by Schmalisch, G, Wilitzki, S, Wauer, R R

“…The diagnostic value of tidal breathing (TB) measurements in infants is controversially discussed. The aim of this study was to investigate to what extent the…”
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Adverse cardiorespiratory events following primary vaccination of very low birth weight infants by Meinus, C, Schmalisch, G, Hartenstein, S, Proquitté, H, Roehr, C C

“…To examine the relationship between primary vaccination of preterm infants and prevalence ratios of associated factors for unwanted cardiorespiratory events,…”
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Relationship between endotracheal tube leakage and under-reading of tidal volume in neonatal ventilators by Mahmoud, RA, Fischer, HS, Proquitté, H, Shalaby, HM Abudaif, Schmalisch, G

“…Aim:  Protective ventilation in neonates requires careful volume monitoring to prevent ventilator‐induced lung injury caused by baro/volutrauma and hence…”
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Assessment of volume and leak measurements during CPAP using a neonatal lung model by Fischer, H S, Roehr, C C, Proquitté, H, Wauer, R R, Schmalisch, G

“…Although several commercial devices are available which allow tidal volume and air leak monitoring during continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) in…”
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Use of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) in neonatal units--a survey of current preferences and practice in Germany by Roehr, C C, Schmalisch, G, Khakban, A, Proquitté, H, Wauer, R R

“…There is only limited evidence regarding the equipment or the settings (pressure and flow) at which CPAP should be applied in neonatal care. Aims of this…”
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The effect of changing ventilator settings on indices of ventilation inhomogeneity in small ventilated lungs by Schmalisch, G, Proquitté, H, Roehr, C C, Wauer, R R

“…In ventilated newborns the use of multiple breath washout (MBW) techniques for measuring both lung volume and ventilation inhomogeneity (VI) is hampered by the…”
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Effect of apparatus dead space on breathing parameters in newborns: "flow-through" versus conventional techniques by Schmalisch, G, Foitzik, B, Wauer, R.R, Stocks, J

“…Commercial devices for tidal breathing measurements in newborns allow only short-term measurements, due to the high apparatus dead space of the face mask and…”
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