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Respiratory Volume Changes in the Pulmonary Blood Vessels in Relation to Artificial Relaxation Therapy

MACKLIN, 1948

Document ID
5746776301660960660
Author
MACKLIN C
Publication year
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Diseases of the Chest

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The lung tissue has a synergic action on the pulmonary arteries and veins which are interwoven in it, and particularly on those of smaller size, whereby their volume is increased in inflation and decreased in deflation. This rhythmic volume change forms what has been …
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