Desflurane consumption during automated closed-circuit delivery is higher than when a conventional anesthesia machine is used with a simple vaporizer-O2-N2O fresh gas flow sequence

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Desflurane consumption during automated closed-circuit delivery is higher than when a conventional anesthesia machine is used with a simple vaporizer-O₂-N₂O fresh gas flow sequence

Sofie De Cooman , Nathalie De Mey , Bram BC Dewulf , Rik Carette , Thierry Deloof , Maurice Sosnowski , Andre M De Wolf and Jan FA Hendrickx

BMC Anesthesiology 2008, 8:4doi:10.1186/1471-2253-8-4

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Original submission - Version 1	Manuscript		18 Apr 2008
Reviewer's Report	D John Doyle		12 May 2008
Reviewer's Report	Goverdhan Puri		15 May 2008
Resubmission - Version 2	Manuscript	Authors' comments	04 Jun 2008
Reviewer's Report	D John Doyle		18 Jun 2008
Reviewer's Report	Goverdhan Puri		28 Jun 2008
Resubmission - Version 3	Manuscript	Authors' comments	15 Jul 2008
Accepted			17 Jul 2008