THE USE OF TAKAYAMA'S SOLUTION IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF BLOOD STAINS
A. V. Greaves · BMJ · 1932
oxygen, etc. Ether is admitted to the apparatus in one of two ways-by a Clover inhaler, or by the oxygen tube from a Boyle's machine. TECHNIQUE OF ADMINISTRATIONThe canister is supported by clips to the Boyle's machine, leaving the face-piece free.The patient is induced with gas and oxygen-till consciousness is lost.Then a Clausen harness is fastened over the face to ensure a gas-tight fit of the face-piece: this is most important.The expiratory valve is now closed down tightly and the gas flow stopped.The oxygen supply is reduced to 300 to 500 c.cm. per minute.Ether is now added from the Clover if this instrument is in use, or by the oxygen being allowed to bubble through the ether in the Boyle's machine.