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Online Publication Date: Jan 01, 2014

JSDA JOURNAL ABSTRACTS

Page Range: 36 – 40
DOI: 10.2344/0003-3006-61.1.36
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<bold>Figure 1.</bold>
Figure 1.

Bland-Altman analysis (Radial artery SV-Dorsalis pedis artery SV) Bias: −12.0, Precision: ± 13.28

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Figure 2.

Bland-Altman analysis (Radial artery SVV-Dorsalis pedis artery SVV) Bias: 0.94, Precision: ± 3.84

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Figure 3.

Correlation of Radial artery SV with Dorsalis pedis artery SV Y = 1.35X-10.4, r = 0.76, n = 14,893, **** : p<0.0001

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Figure 4.

Correlation of Radial artery SVV with Dorsalis pedis artery SVV Y = 0.52X + 3.73, r = 0.51, n = 14,248, ****: p<0.0001

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Figure 1.

The connected components of the RED system frame include a halo device anchored to the cranium, a vertical midline facial bar, and a horizontal bar pulled to the maxilla with transcutaneous extranasal wires or intraoral wires.

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Figure 2.

The patients with the RED system were ventilated using a facemask for children. The facemask for children was rotated through 90° and was positioned over the mouth; the nostrils were occluded by an assistant.

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Figure 3.

The patients with the RED system were ventilated using a facemask for infants. The facemask for infants was positioned over the nose; the mouth was occluded by an assistant.