Here is our deep dive into what exactly occurs to volatile washout in an anaesthetised person if cardiac output changes. Out of the textbooks we reviewed, only MILLER'S ANESTHESIA (thought by many to be the bible of anaesthesia) comments on exactly what occurs!
In this episode we reveal what Dr Stan discovered by running his very own transparent simulations using Gasman.
https://www.gasmanweb.com
The cardiac output/washout analysis begins at approx 9mins 30seconds.
Our parameters for wash-in and washout analysis
Time
30mins vs 6 hrs
Cardiac output
1L/min vs 10L/min
Minute ventilation
1L/min vs 10L/min
Volatile
isoflurane at 2% at fresh gas flow fo 2L/min
Patient weight
70kg
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