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Pregnancy Loss Patients Caught in Mifepristone Crossfire

VUMC research shows FDA-backed drug underutilized

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Pregnancy loss patients caught in mifepristone crossfire

VUMC research shows FDA-backed drug underutilized

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Medical News: Excess Oxygen During Anesthesia Linked to Risk of Organ Injury

(Medical Study) Unnecessarily high concentrations of oxygen given to patients under general anesthesia may increase risk of injury to the kidneys, lungs and heart, according to a large Vanderbilt University Medical Center-led study published in The BMJ, the flagship journal of the British Medical Association. Oxygen accounts for 21% of room air, but anesthesiologists typically administer it to patients through mechanical ventilation in concentrations between 40% and 100%, according to lead .

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High concentrations of oxygen during anesthesia may increase risk of organ injury

Unnecessarily high concentrations of oxygen given to patients under general anesthesia may increase risk of injury to the kidneys, lungs and heart, according to a large Vanderbilt University Medical Center-led study published in The BMJ, the flagship journal of the British Medical Association.

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