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This study was conducted to quantify the vapour output of the Komesaroff machine when using sevoflurane and to determine its performance for inducing and maintaining sevoflurane anaesthesia in 6 clinically normal beagles weighing 20 ± 1.65 kg (3-6-years-old) and the experimental design was a...
After intravenous induction, six beagles were connected to a Komesaroff machine provided with a single in-circuit vaporiser and ventilated mechanically at either nine or 14 breaths/minute while anaesthetised with either isoflurane or sevoflurane. The vaporiser was initially set at position 4/4...
This article has been republished from Veterinary Record 2009;164:751-754 http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/vr.164.24.751.
The Komesaroff machine is a low-flow, closed-circle circuit with a low resistance vaporiser, of the Goldman type, in circuit. This trial assessed the mechanical consistency of the delivery of isoflurane by the vaporisers, and used 6 dogs to compare the in vivo cardiorespiratory effects of the...