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Xenon gas therapy for hypoxic babies

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From Exotic diving gases :

Xenon (Xe) is a noble gas and non-toxic, therefore it could be used as an inert gas in breathing mixture together with oxygen (xenonox), but xenon is also very narcotic gas (it's an anesthesic gas too...) and that's why there's no real use for diving. Xenon is actually 25 times as narcotic as nitrogen. For a dry suit gas xenon could be nice, because it has very good thermal characteristics, but is has not been tested for that purpose enough. Xenon is also very, very expensive gas!
 
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