Fluothane for Trans-Oral Procedures
Identifier
F.2011-01-0344
Date Of Production
1965
Abstract
A medical training film that demonstrates techniques of anesthesia for minor surgery involving the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx. The first part of the film features anesthesia for a simulated oral surgery on a 23 year old male volunteer. This is followed by suspension laryngoscopy on a 74 year old male patient. The film highlights the following procedures and techniques: Fluothane with air, drawover vaporization, respiratory monitoring, airway management with two nasopharyngeal airways and maximally assisted respiration. The film proclaims that inhalation anesthesia, such as Fluothane, for minor oral surgeries is safer than other anesthesia techniques.
Run Time
16 min 33 sec
Format
16mm
Extent
600 feet
Color
B&W
Sound
Optical
Reel/Tape Number
1/1
Has Been Digitized?
Yes
Language Of Materials
English
Element
Print
Genre
Form
Subject
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Main Credits
Calvin Productions (is production company)
Additional Credits
Ayerst Laboratories (is contributor)
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