The Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology presents "Early Vaporizers" by William L. McNiece, M.D. For more information, please visit www.woodlibrary...
LOL. I'm a vet, I was using a converted Mark 2 (isoflorane) in 2010 in a veterinary clinic I worked in Cincinnati. Our anesthesia service guy said it still worked perfectly, but if it broke he wouldn't be able to repair. Have no idea if they are still using it, I doubt it though. Many veterinary clinics today still use a descendant of this vaporizer, the Tec III. It's so popular they started remaking them in England for the veterinary market.
LOL. I'm a vet, I was using a converted Mark 2 (isoflorane) in 2010 in a veterinary clinic I worked in Cincinnati. Our anesthesia service guy said it still worked perfectly, but if it broke he wouldn't be able to repair. Have no idea if they are still using it, I doubt it though. Many veterinary clinics today still use a descendant of this vaporizer, the Tec III. It's so popular they started remaking them in England for the veterinary market.