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Some of the adverse physiological effects of hypocarbia are described and the methods available to maintain the PaCO ₂ within or near the normal range during controlled ventilation are reviewed.

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Some Adverse Physiological Effects of Hypocarbia and Methods of Maintaining Normocarbia during Controlled Ventilation—A Review

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