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slowdavesleep wrote:About 5 years ago, maybe more I set up esophageal catheter recording according to that article. It was a fun project. Of course the move to use it on patients got vetoed but I still got to play with the arterial blood pressure transducer and saline drip as well as catheterizing myself several times while testing the unit.
slowdavesleep wrote:Lately I hear about pharyngeal catheters in sleep. Anyone using those?
labman2 wrote:slowdavesleep wrote:About 5 years ago, maybe more I set up esophageal catheter recording according to that article. It was a fun project. Of course the move to use it on patients got vetoed but I still got to play with the arterial blood pressure transducer and saline drip as well as catheterizing myself several times while testing the unit.
I remember it well!I believe I told you at the time if you keep catherizing yourself you were gonna go blind!
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and you asking the female techs if you could stick this thing up their nose is a classic memory Dr. Frankenstein!![]()
linuxgeek wrote:supra-glottic pressure... if anyone has ever had one of these put in and if they are substantially more comfortable?
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