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Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring

Volume 3, Issue / 1992
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Japanese Article Progress and the present conditions of the sphygmomanometry by the indirect method
Hiroshi Ito
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 21-21, 1992.
Japanese Article MIB (medical information bus) -NEW TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURES FOR FUTURE MONITORING SYSTEMS
John Zelcer
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 27-27, 1992.
Japanese Article Future - of measurement and the measurement technique of micromachine and measurement - micromechanism
Iwao Fujimasa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 28-28, 1992.
Japanese Article 1. An antiarrhythmic drug
Nippon Medical School first internal medicine
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 29-29, 1992.
Japanese Article 2. Bronchodilators: theophylline Xu medicament
工藤宏一郎
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 30-30, 1992.
Japanese Article 3. Clinical significance and a utility of the monitoring of blood anticonvulsant agent levels
Kyoko Hirasawa, Spring Tatsuro, Hisae Kitahara, Makiko Osawa, Yukio Fukuyama
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 31-31, 1992.
Japanese Article 4. Is an aminoglycoside agent, others antibiotics
西園寺克
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 32-32, 1992.
Japanese Article 5. The blood level monitoring of the anesthetic agent
West Shinichi
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 33-33, 1992.
Japanese Article 6. Experience of the TDM in the renal transplant cyclosporine immunosuppressive therapy
Kazuharu Uchida, Hiroshi Takagi *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 34-34, 1992.
Japanese Article 1. Should unify the alarm?
Hironami Kubota
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 35-35, 1992.
Japanese Article 2. What is an essential monitor?
Yuichi Sakai
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 36-36, 1992.
Japanese Article 3. Examine a thing, the patients to see a monitor
Hidekazu Inada
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 37-37, 1992.
Japanese Article 1. Pulse oximetry
Yasuya Kubota
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 38-38, 1992.
Japanese Article 2. A cardiac output monitor
Kozo Suma
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 39-39, 1992.
Japanese Article 3. The ideal of the respiratory monitor
相馬一亥
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 40-40, 1992.
Japanese Article 4. A cerebrospinant monitor
Tsuyoshi Maekawa, Akio Tateishi, The Jokou ocean
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 41-41, 1992.
Japanese Article 5. Mainly on monitoring - second heart rate monitoring of the living body information of the newborn baby in the NICU -
Hiroshi Nishida
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 42-42, 1992.
Japanese Article 6. From blood gases and blood electrolyte measurement - respiratory apparatus medical domain as the monitor
Shoji Kudo
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 43-43, 1992.
Japanese Article 7. A monitoring system and a computer
Satoru Hashimoto, Yoshibumi Tanaka
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 44-44, 1992.
Japanese Article 1. A monitor during the MR imaging of the artificial breathing patients
Yoichi Kondo, Katsuyuki Miyasaka, Yuichi Sakai, Satoshi Nakagawa, Morning Shoji Hara, Masao Katayama
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 45-45, 1992.
Japanese Article 2. The serial jugular bulb oxygen saturation monitor for the cerebral arteriovenous malformation surgery case
Shuichi Yokota, Toru Komatsu, Yoko Sakakibara, 木村智政, Yasuhiro Shimada
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 46-46, 1992.
Japanese Article 3. Is automatically detected intraarterial microbubble by the digital processing of the transesophageal echocardiography image
Yoshihiko Onishi, Hitoshi Uchida, Ridge Masakazu
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 47-47, 1992.
Japanese Article 4. A person to monitor, a person worked as, the person who repairs trouble
Takuya Ikeda
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 48-48, 1992.
Japanese Article 5. A ventilation method of analysis (the second report) that measured every breathing by the ventilation analysis program
Kohei Ozaki, Seishiro Marukawa, Hiroshi Hayami, Descent from a mountain Junko, Akio Mori, Hiroatsu Ishida, Akimoto Tsuno *, Kenji Nakamura *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 49-49, 1992.
Japanese Article 6. Evaluation of laryngeal mask use under general anesthesia at the time of respiratory function Usefulness of Baikoa CP-100 lung monitor and Respiratory Inductive Plethysmography
山蔭道明*, 荒川穣二*, 渡辺広昭*, 氏家良人**, 並木昭義*
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 50-50, 1992.
Japanese Article 7. Use experience of mechanics of breathing monitor Bicore CP-100 Pulmonary Monitor
Katsusuke Murata, Toshio Katano, Masahiko Wada, Mutsumi Yoshizawa, Kazue Otake, Tatsuya Kubota
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 51-51, 1992.
Japanese Article 8. The use experience of the by core CP-100 lung monitor
Minoru Arakawa two *, Michiaki Yamakage *, Hiroaki Watanabe *, Yoshito Ujiie **, Akiyoshi Namiki *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 52-52, 1992.
Japanese Article 9. Examination about the measurement accuracy of the ventilatory volume in CP-100(BICORE)
Seishiro Marukawa, Kohei Ozaki, Hiroshi Hayami, Descent from a mountain Junko, Akio Mori, Hiroatsu Ishida
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 53-53, 1992.
Japanese Article 10. The development of the respiratory muscle work monitor under the artificial breathing
Ryo Orii, Hiroyuki Kato, Masaki Shigeta, Fusako Matsushita 1), Yoshitsugu Yamada 2)
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 54-54, 1992.
Japanese Article 11. A ventilatory volume monitor from chest wall volume during exercise
Shoko Yoshimura, Kazuki Kitayama, Yutaka Izawa, Takayuki Kaburagi, Yasushi Wakai law of nature, Misako Yamaguchi, Toshio Takubo, Katsuki Yoshino, Kimio Konno
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 55-55, 1992.
Japanese Article 12. Two cases of sleep apnea syndrome, which was monitored by Respiratory Inductive Plethysmography
佐久間隆, 須田志優, 池上之浩, 管桂一, 田勢長一郎, 奥秋晟
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 56-56, 1992.
Japanese Article 13. Monitoring respiration of Channel Four which incorporated pulse oximeter
Masaru Mukai, 滝口守 *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 57-57, 1992.
Japanese Article 14. Usefulness of capnogram, oxy-gram in the oxygen mask use patient
大石英治*, 高橋正裕*, 近藤なおみ*, 島津敏広*, 宮地哲也*, 工藤雄司*, 謝宗安**, 大村昭人**
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 58-58, 1992.
Japanese Article 15. About the utility of ETPCO2 nasal prongs
Toshihiro Shimazu *, Tetsuya Miyachi *, Eiji Oishi *, Masahiro Takahashi *, Is Kondo; see it; *, Yuji Kudo *, Muneyasu Sha **, Akito Omura **
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 59-59, 1992.
Japanese Article 16. A difference of the carbon dioxide density during the exhalation by the sampling in the patients side, the instrument side of artificial nose
Toyoki Kugimiya
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 60-60, 1992.
Japanese Article 17. Measurement of DLco using MMC4400tc
Kokichi Ando, Shun Sato, Star Kunihiko, Matsukawa lap, Yasuhiko Hashimoto
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 61-61, 1992.
Japanese Article 18. Analysis of blood pressure measurement and pressure waveform by tonometry method
大野幹夫, 石川岳彦, 大塚浩司, 横田祥, 真弓享久, 劔物修
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 62-62, 1992.
Japanese Article 19. Clinical application of tonometry method: Study of the fluctuation of the systolic blood pressure in the brain vascular disorder cases
堀内正浩, 加茂力, 米山公啓, 岩崎みどり, 小林久滋, 清水亨, 村山正博
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 63-63, 1992.
Japanese Article 20. Attempt of simple quantification of the sharpness of the tonometry method radial artery pressure waveform
南波仁, 渡辺広昭, 長井洋, 並木昭義
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 64-64, 1992.
Japanese Article 21. Use experience of monitoring blood pressure UVISION UV-101
吉河達祐, 蔡明, Tetsuo Inoue, Ryu Ogawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 65-65, 1992.
Japanese Article 22. Examination - by the multi channel record of respiratory fluctuation - vital signs of the blood pressure in the emergency severely affected patient
Junichi Sasaki, Shingo Hori, Shino swamp Yotaro, Katsuyuki Ohara, Seitaro Fujishima, Yoshiyuki Miyata, Jun Namiki, Hirokazu Tashiro, Jun Koizumi, 柯偉傑, Shunnya Hirata, Naoki Aikawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 66-66, 1992.
Japanese Article 23. The development of the special use monitoring blood pressure system
Hiroko Kobayashi, Masumi Genda, Emi Akimoto, Hideaki Shimazu, Hiroshi Ito
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 67-67, 1992.
Japanese Article 24. An evaluation of the finger-tip blood pressure using an acceleration pulse wave
Masahiro Nakamura, Authority of Hiroshi Ito, Seiji Kamino, Yasuya Kubota
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 68-68, 1992.
Japanese Article 25. About a utility of automatic sphygmomanometer EW270(R) (product made in Matsushita Electric Works) for the wrist
Ayako Sugiyama, Manabu Sakurai, Mutsumi Suzuki Maro, Yuzuru Kaneko
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 69-69, 1992.
Japanese Article 26. About the utility of the blood pressure monitoring device (UVISION UV-101) at the dental treatment
Toru Shibuya, Yasushi Hirota daylight, Kiyomitsu Yoshitaka, Hitoshi Niwa *, 久慈昭慶 *, Takanori Sawada, Italy temple temple Yoshiko, Mitsutaka Sugimura, Chihan Hori, Yoshihiko Okamoto, Keiko Kai, 金容善, Castle Shigeji *, Hideo Matsuura
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 70-70, 1992.
Japanese Article 27. Use experience of the noninvasive sphygmomanometer at the dental treatment
Osamu Yamakawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 71-71, 1992.
Japanese Article 28. About the difference of measurements of Finapres(R) and CBM(R) at intraoral pain stimulation
Akira Iida, Toshiaki Fujisawa, 熊谷倫恵, Mitsuhiro Nakamura, 2, Sakae, Kitagawa, 亀倉更人, Kazuaki Fukushima
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 72-72, 1992.
Japanese Article 29. About the utility in the oral surgery region of blood pressure monitoring device UV-101DX
Makoto Miura, Satoko Miyata, Susumu Kobayashi, Masato Sumitomo, Hideki Furuya
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 73-73, 1992.
Japanese Article 30. The clinical utility of the ST trend monitor using the light transmitting method direct connection type electrocardiograph
Keiichiro Tayama, Unrivaled Kosuke, Toshiaki Takagi *, Kazuo Oishi, 平木達弘, Norio Yamashita, Tobata Hiroshi **, 1, Yasuda ***
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 74-74, 1992.
Japanese Article 31. A perioperative postoperative ST trend
大原元太, 原田迅明, Iku Okamoto, Kenjiro Dan
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 75-75, 1992.
Japanese Article 32. The examination of the parasympathetic nerve function in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Hisashi Takemura 1, Shuichi Okubo 1, Hisako Nakazawa 2, Keiichi Nishikawa 3, Katsuyoshi Ozawa 3, Koji Tamura 3
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 76-76, 1992.
Japanese Article 33. 1 case that AV block during sleep was discovered by a monitor treating
Makoto Sakurai, Kiyoshi Tanabe *, Yuzuru Kaneko
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 77-77, 1992.
Japanese Article 34. About the transmission of vital signs in the mountain wide area medical circle trial - with - wireless telephone line
River deposit good luck, Tadashi Terashima Kei, Yutaka Iwama, Jiro Shimada, Yasuhiro Otomo, Toshiro Makino, The field group long Ichiro *, Akira Okuaki *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 78-78, 1992.
Japanese Article 35. The development of the simultaneous record program of the Cardiotocogram, Impedance Cardiography, mother blood pressure with the personal computer
Shoji Tomota, Takashi Kitanaka, Yukio Ogita
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 79-79, 1992.
Japanese Article 36. A fetal health care support at-home monitoring system (HOMIC network-FETUS) field experimental trial
Masayoshi Murakami, Hiroyuki Horio *, Kiei Chiba
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 80-80, 1992.
Japanese Article 37. Examination about the likelihood of the quality of life improvement of nursing service labor saving and the hospitalization life by the use of the cordless phone
Jun Kaharada, Takayuki Tsuji, Tatsuo Togawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 81-81, 1992.
Japanese Article 38. Invention - undergoing exposure of the system for the severely affected patient conveyance as a case
Last Chie Hara a, Hideshi Inoue b, Shiroishi civil virtues b, Shosuke Takahashi b
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 82-82, 1992.
Japanese Article 39. Effect that ambulance conveyance is cardiorespiratory and gives
River deposit good luck, Yutaka Iwama, Jiro Shimada, Tadashi Terashima Kei, Suzuki High School, Yasuhiro Otomo, The field group long Ichiro *, Akira Okuaki *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 83-83, 1992.
Japanese Article 40. Measurement of the pulmonary capillary pressure in the clinic
Masayuki Suzukawa 1), Tamotsu Okada truth 1), Kazuhiko Maekawa 1), 鎭西美栄子 2), Kyoko Suzuki 2), Yoshitsugu Yamada 3), Masakazu Tsuzuki 3)
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 84-84, 1992.
Japanese Article 41. The examination of the development of ARDS factor using the pulmonary fluid volume measurement (the fever - sodium method)
Yoshikazu Shoji, Kenichi Kato, Eiji Shibata, Takashi Ishihara, Takao Sendai, Takaya Tanaka
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 85-85, 1992.
Japanese Article 42. C2H2, C18O, Ar, O2, N2, application to the artificial breathing management of the mixed gas rebreathing method
Isao Nishi *, Kin Ishii *, Yoshiro Saito *, Doshou, Oyama *, Kumiko Amo **, 加藤瑞規 **, Gonbei Kamijima **, King power group ***, Masao Saito ***
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 86-86, 1992.
Japanese Article 43. The cerebrovascular carbon dioxide-responsive evaluation by the far-red light analysis
Yoichi Kondo, Hideko Takayama, Katsuyuki Miyasaka, Yuichi Sakai, Satoshi Nakagawa, Morning Shoji Hara, Masao Katayama
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 87-87, 1992.
Japanese Article 44. Use experience of electroencephalogram as the cerebral function monitor at isolation extracorporeal circulation and Transcranial Doppler Sonography
Noriaki Kanetani, Hiroaki Watanabe, Akiyoshi Namiki
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 88-88, 1992.
Japanese Article 45. The development of the percutaneous intracranial pressure measuring system using cerebral ventricle - peritoneal shunt system
Hideaki Shimazu *, Hiroshi Ito *, Takuo Hashimoto **, Toshiaki Tamai ***, Masakatsu Gondo ***, Shigenori Nakamura ****, Ikuo Otaka ****
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 89-89, 1992.
Japanese Article 46. A utility of various monitoring in the severe head injury acute phase
Hiroyuki Yokota, Hiroshi Henmi, Kazuyoshi Kato, Kunihiro Mashiko, Toshifumi Otsuka, Sakae Awaya *, Satoshi Ishigooka *, Shiro Kobayashi *, Shozo Nakazawa *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 90-90, 1992.
Japanese Article 47. The application to the facial nerve monitor of the balloon type pressure sensor
Yasuyuki Shirai *, Yoji Ishiyama *, Kaname Seki Jiro **, Tadashi Aiba **
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 91-91, 1992.
Japanese Article 48. Examination of the blood flow velocity distribution in the pulmonary artery with consecutive cardiac output measurement catheters (KATS catheter)
Keiko Miyasaka, Masao Takada, Katsuyuki Miyasaka
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 92-92, 1992.
Japanese Article 49. The development of the new cardiac activity monitor using the optical fiber catheter
Yoshio Asahina, Takumi Suzuki, Yoshinao Nakahashi, Shichiro Abe *, Joji Ito *, Kazuaki Nishitani *, Ichiro Nagao *, 大井田史継 *, Kinji Tsukada *, Kenichi Ogawa *, Masahiko Iizuka *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 93-93, 1992.
Japanese Article 50. Relations (difference of fan type lumen and the circular lumen) with the physical characteristics and usability of the Swan-Ganz catheter
鈴木利保, Mallet deep water Yoshio, Kazuhide Takeyama, Kazuaki Fujita, 滝口守, Yonosuke Yamazaki, Michio Yamamoto
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 94-94, 1992.
Japanese Article 51. The examination of the pressure simultaneous assay from the central venous catheter giving an intravenous drip containing
倉橋清泰, Masahide Otsuka, 磨田裕, Fukuichiro Okumura
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 95-95, 1992.
Japanese Article 52. Use experience of consecutive cardiac output measuring system (CCOM) in the ICU admission fool
Masahiko Wada, Toshio Katano, Katsusuke Murata, Mutsumi Yoshizawa, Kazue Otake, Tatsuya Kubota
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 96-96, 1992.
Japanese Article 53. Behavior of the cardiac output at the upward titration lamp exercise test
宮本嘉巳, Shinseki Kyuichi, Yutaka Abe way
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 97-97, 1992.
Japanese Article 54. The mechanocardiogram as the monitor in the anesthesia
Toru Muto, Tetsuo Inoue, Ryu Ogawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 98-98, 1992.
Japanese Article 55. A utility of the simultaneous measurement of mixed venous blood oxygen saturation concentrations and the right ventricle ejection fraction
竹田晋浩, 金徹, Tetsuo Inoue, 田中啓冶 *, Teruo Takano *, Ryu Ogawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 99-99, 1992.
Japanese Article 56. Development and the evaluation of the new cardiac catheter test automatic analysis system that consecutive surveillance of the left ventricular end diastolic pressure is available for
Satoshi Ichida *, 増田守光 **
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 100-100, 1992.
Japanese Article 57. Clinical application - of trial - 5 channel pedometer of the 24 hours monitor of the activity of daily living
Kayoko Kawana, Kamo power, Makoto Kaneko, Akashi wish, Hiroshi Sugihara, Kimihiro Yoneyama, Toru Shimizu, Katsuya Matsui *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 101-101, 1992.
Japanese Article 58. Evaluation - by significance -TCD of the rise in intracranial blood flow rate after the severe head injury
Sakae Sato will, Salt shellfish Toshiyuki, Mitsuhiro Hara, Isamu Saito
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 102-102, 1992.
Japanese Article 59. About the cerebral blood flow speed in the change of examination - PaCO2 of the cerebral blood flow speed by the pulse Doppler method
Ogre book Hirofumi, Tsutomu Ono
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 103-103, 1992.
Japanese Article 60. Monitoring of the cerebral circulation during the extracorporeal circulation using the transskull Doppler blood flow rate device
Yutaka Endo, Koki Shimoji
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 104-104, 1992.
Japanese Article 61. A change of the hand-operated pulse vascular resistance in the lower body negative pressure endurance test
Yoshito Koseki, Maebara peace, Keiji Otsuka, Takako Hariu, Shinki Morita, Katsuhiko Sakurai, Kazuhiko Sudo, Tamotsu Takishima, Yoshio Shimizu *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 105-105, 1992.
Japanese Article 62. Examination - of trial - first report plethysmogram transmission time for peripheral circulation monitoring using plethys mography in the pulse oximeter
Masaya Oishi, Hiroshi Nishida
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 106-106, 1992.
Japanese Article 63. The use experience of the reflection type sensor in the pulse oximeter
Nobuo Sato, Kazumasa Yasumoto, Hosoyamada Akiyoshi
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 107-107, 1992.
Japanese Article 64. Two cases of the skin injury by the pulse oximeter
Kaori Sugawara, Hanaoka Yukari, 古御堂均, Makoto Imai
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 108-108, 1992.
Japanese Article 65. The examination of the utility of the pulse oximeter in the management of congenital heart disease
Good luck matter Masaaki, Makoto Nakazawa
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 109-109, 1992.
Japanese Article 66. Comparison of ear oximeter and the pulse oximeter in the exercise testing SaO2 monitoring
寺本信嗣, Yoshinosuke Fukuchi
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 110-110, 1992.
Japanese Article 67. Induction of the new index Desaturation index of the night respiratory disorder by the all night monitoring of the SaO2
寺本信嗣, Yoshinosuke Fukuchi
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 111-111, 1992.
Japanese Article 68. The examination of the utility of the pulse oximeter in the everyday life of the home oxygen therapy enforcement case
Atsushi Sakai, Kazuo Isono, Toshio Takubo
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 112-112, 1992.
Japanese Article 69. A perioperative monitor of the long time operation under laparoscopy (renal enucleation)
Toshinobu Tsunoda, Takashi Harada, Naosuke Sugai, Kazuo Hanaoka
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 113-113, 1992.
Japanese Article 70. Applied - of denoising program - digital filter of the muscle relaxation monitor
Tadashi Yajima, Naosuke Sugai, Kazuo Hanaoka
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 114-114, 1992.
Japanese Article 71. Experience of the perioperative consecutive monitoring of the RR space change / systolic blood pressure change
Motoko Ito, Yoko Sakakibara, 木村智政, Toru Komatsu, Yasuhiro Shimada
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 115-115, 1992.
Japanese Article 72. "The depth of anesthesia monitor" by electroencephalogram and the anesthetic gas monitor
Yoshinori Iwase, Hideaki Sakio, Chiaki Okuda
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 116-116, 1992.
Japanese Article 73. The examination of anesthetic agent levels when connected an inlet and an outlet of the vaporizer adversely
赤津賢彦, Akira Shigihara, The field group long Ichiro, Makoto Fujii line, Akira Okuaki
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 117-117, 1992.
Japanese Article 74. The comparison between examination -First TempTM and deep body thermometer of veracity and the precision of the noninvasive thermometry
播岡徳也, 曽根哲寛, Ko Nomura Ichiro, Kadoyama Masahiro *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 118-118, 1992.
Japanese Article 75. The anesthesia monitoring system that was computerized
Chihoko Matsumura, Sho Yokota, Yasuo Nakao, Mikio Ono, 山村剛康, Osamu Kenmotsu
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 119-119, 1992.
Japanese Article 76. The online with the pocket computer, handling of off-line perioperative primary information
Kazuo Oishi, Unrivaled Kosuke, 平木達弘, Keiichiro Tayama, Tobata Hiroshi *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 120-120, 1992.
Japanese Article 77. The operability of the monitor in the operating room
Akihiko Kasama *, Noriko Nakamura *, Shigeko Okuno *, Kenji Komatsu *, Sukegawa orthotropic **, Toshiyuki Tanaka **, Masao Saito **, Kei Sasaki ***, 小笠原芳壽 ***, Kenji Igarashi ***, 諸江輝義 ***
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 121-121, 1992.
Japanese Article 78. A trial of the patient data collection of with the communication network using the infrared rays in the operating room
Takashina Masaki, Kazuhiro Kobayashi **, Toshihiro Kawai, Takahiko Mori *, Takuya Ikeda
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 122-122, 1992.
Japanese Article 79. The patient monitoring care system (CAP Care System) using the computer particularly about the automatic control of the transfusion balance:
Tsuyoshi Kawamura, Yasuhiro Fukui *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 123-123, 1992.
Japanese Article 80. The trial manufacture of the optical fiber-type intravascular partial pressure of oxygen monitoring system
磨田裕 *, Masakazu Sumitomo *, Masahide Otsuka *, Fukuichiro Okumura *, Shinji Yamamori **, Masami Ito **
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 124-124, 1992.
Japanese Article 81. Blood glucose, glucose tolerance sustained monitor and nutritional management due to the artificial pancreas
Tadashi Haraguchi locus, Masami Hoshino, Kirida study, Mizushima rock virtue, 津端徹, Tetsu Ishihara *
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 125-125, 1992.
Japanese Article 82. An intracellular and extracellular fluid volume monitor during the haemodialysis by the Bioelectrical Impedance method
Keiji Maruyama 1), Masahiko Nakai 1), Takeshi Kakiuchi 1), Nakahashi finally light 1), Motoharu Kondo 2)
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 126-126, 1992.
Japanese Article 83. Liver function monitoring after general anesthesia: Comparison of isoflurane and sevoflurane
紺野繁雄, 大塚浩司, 蔦原祥, 川埜芳照, 松村千穂子, 菊地信明, 劔物修
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 127-127, 1992.
Japanese Article 84. A trial (comparison with the delta track TM) to be given indirect calorimetry easily
Takashi Higo, Masaharu Hasebe, Lord of Tajimi High School, Kunio Kobayashi
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 128-128, 1992.
Japanese Article 85. The importance of the long time metabolism monitor (indirect calorimetry)
Kirida study *, Tadashi Haraguchi locus **, Motoi Sakai wide **
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 129-129, 1992.
Japanese Article 86. Experimental study on liver and kidney temperature telemetry using a crystal temperature sensor: Toward the transplanted kidney rejection reaction early monitoring
辻隆之, 藤元登四郎, 大島剛*, 戸川達男
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 130-130, 1992.
Japanese Article 87. Significance and the usefulness of the simultaneous measurement of - central peripheral core temperature and peripheral skin blood flow.
徳野慎一*, 野上弥志郎*, 菅伊知郎*, 田中良昭*, 宗岡克樹*, 奥森雅直*, 辻隆之**, 戸川達男**
Japanese Journal of Clinical Monitoring 3: 131-131, 1992.
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