Aesthete4Shell
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The fine are of popping shell.
Absurdist, theorist, praxist, artist.
Absurdist, theorist, praxist, artist.
So not intermittently, or as a course of treatment
December 31, 2025 at 7:57 PM
So not intermittently, or as a course of treatment
The approach hasn’t been operationalized, the article says it’s still in very early stages of experimenting, but the expected outcome is that this wouldn’t be used for long term scenarios, but more for emergency situations like in an ER
December 31, 2025 at 7:57 PM
The approach hasn’t been operationalized, the article says it’s still in very early stages of experimenting, but the expected outcome is that this wouldn’t be used for long term scenarios, but more for emergency situations like in an ER
The process uses a special oxygen-carrying liquid called perfluorodecalin. By administering this fluid rectally, it may be possible to deliver oxygen to a patient without having to rely on the function of the lungs. So there’s no need for rerouting, the oxygen is absorbed into the blood stream.
December 31, 2025 at 6:49 PM
The process uses a special oxygen-carrying liquid called perfluorodecalin. By administering this fluid rectally, it may be possible to deliver oxygen to a patient without having to rely on the function of the lungs. So there’s no need for rerouting, the oxygen is absorbed into the blood stream.
The article explains that there are scenarios where there is too much damage to the throat/head to oxygenate through those methods. The article then goes on to explain that enteral ventilation could be a solution for cases where there is extensive trauma to the conventional paths for oxygenating.
December 31, 2025 at 6:14 PM
The article explains that there are scenarios where there is too much damage to the throat/head to oxygenate through those methods. The article then goes on to explain that enteral ventilation could be a solution for cases where there is extensive trauma to the conventional paths for oxygenating.
