Gent 1998

Program of the third meeting of ALFA

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Friday 18th September

 

   XENON ANESTHESIA  - Chairman  Professor AA Spence
Production and availability of Xenon M Garrett British Oxygen Company UK
Technical devices for xenon application H Floetter Drager Germany
Application techniques for xenon Th. Marx Germany
Clinical experience with xenon R Tenbrinck Netherlands

 

 THE IN CIRCUIT VAPORISER - STILL USEFUL?   

Chairman Dr T Young

Different types of vaporisers in-circuit G Nunn England
Practical use of vaporisers in circuit J Baum Germany

New Concepts on Gas Uptake in Low Flow / Closed Circuit

Ch Y Lin

USA

Saturday 19th September

 THE NEW VOLATILE ANAESTHETICS SEVOFLURANE AND DESFLURANE - SUITABLE FOR LOW FLOW ANAESTHESIA?

Chairman Professor J Baum

The influence of low solubility and kinetics on the practical use of low flow systems M Logan Scotland
Automatic feedback control in low flow anaesthesia systems A Zbinden Switzerland
Assisted breathing during inhalation anaesthesia with the Laryngeal Mask Airway. N Harper England

 SODALIME AND ITS UNTOWARD REACTIONS   

Chairman   Dr M Logan

Manufacturing of soda lime R Dittmann (Drager) Germany
Reactions of dry soda lime H Forster Germany
Formation of compound A with soda lime G Rolly Belgium

 CLINICAL FEATURES OF LOW FLOW SYSTEMS

Use of the circle system in paediatrics FJ Kretz Germany
Influence of flow reduction on anaesthetic gas dilution H Wissing Germany
Heat and moisture exchangers versus flow reduction JP Bengtson Sweden
Pharmaco - economics of low flow / closed circuit anaesthesia L Versichelen Belgium

 

NEW TECHNICAL CONCEPTS FOR LOW FLOW / CLOSED CIRCUIT ANAESTHESIA

   
Electronic Control of Inspired gas Composition J Baum Germany


 The Third meeting of ALFA was held in Gent, in beautiful weather as ever. Your webmaster travelled there in a convertible Morris Minor.

The town was fabulous, and the hospitality and setting for the symposium were superb. Georges Rolly succeeded Alistair Spence as President of ALFA at this meeting.