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The esophageal balloon catheter is advanced to approximately 60 cm, so the catheter tip is in the stomach, confirmed by gently compressing the abdomen,

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1 The esophageal balloon catheter is advanced to approximately 60 cm, so the catheter tip is in the stomach, confirmed by gently compressing the abdomen, which increases the pressure reading on the manometer. The esophageal balloon catheter is advanced to approximately 60 cm, so the catheter tip is in the stomach, confirmed by gently compressing the abdomen, which increases the pressure reading on the manometer. The catheter is then withdrawn to approximately 40 cm while watching for pressure change and visualizing cardiac oscillations. Tom Piraino, and Deborah J Cook Respir Care 2011;56: (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.

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