Introduction: Measurement of end-tidal carbon dioxide (PE'CO2) provides continuous non-invasive estimation of arterial carbon dioxide partial pressure
(PaCO2). Agreement can be affected by the high respiratory rates and shallow tidal volumes
of rabbits, especially when anesthetizing with a non-rebreathing system and high fresh
gas flows. Capnometer function may be improved by increasing tidal volume and decreasing
respiratory rate with mechanical lung ventilation.
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