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Scientists have safely tested a novel method called enteral ventilation, which delivers oxygen through the rectum, potentially providing a new aid for patients with respiratory failure, especially when traditional methods are not suitable. The technique was safe in initial tests, with mild bloating as the only side effect, and could serve as a temporary oxygenation solution in critical care scenarios.
Scientists are exploring a novel 'butt breathing' technique, which involves delivering oxygen rectally, as a potential treatment for lung problems. Initial human trials have shown that the method is safe and well tolerated, paving the way for further research to assess its effectiveness in improving oxygen levels in patients with respiratory failure.
A novel 'butt breathing' technique, initially considered a satirical Ig Nobel award winner, has shown promising safety results in human trials and could potentially help patients with severe lung problems by delivering oxygen rectally, inspired by fish and artificial blood research.
A first safety trial of 'enteral ventilation' or 'butt-breathing' using oxygen-rich liquid administered rectally shows promise, with future studies planned to assess its effectiveness for oxygenating blood, potentially aiding patients with lung issues.
Scientists have successfully tested the safety of a novel method called enteral ventilation, which delivers oxygen through the intestine, in a human trial involving healthy volunteers, paving the way for potential emergency treatments for severe respiratory failure.