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1 ., partial liquid breathing or intratracheal pulmonary ventilation).
2 s (such as hypercapnia and hypoxia) improves pulmonary ventilation.
3 CO(2) release from blood->increased VCO2 and pulmonary ventilation.
4 of a continual upward drift in (V(O(2))) and pulmonary ventilation.
5 serious potential side effect of mechanical pulmonary ventilation.
6 CO(2) release from blood increased VCO2 and pulmonary ventilation.
7 etabolic rate, afferent blockade compromised pulmonary ventilation and gas exchange efficiency, consi
10 igh-resolution measurements of both regional pulmonary ventilation and regional blood flow (r ) have
12 tolic functional profiles (untwisting rate), pulmonary ventilation and systemic aerobic metabolism we
13 tration of aerosol particles in expired air, pulmonary ventilation, and aerosol particle emission at
19 estigate the influencing factors of abnormal pulmonary ventilation function in occupational exposed p
20 l health examination, 1681 cases of abnormal pulmonary ventilation function were detected, resulting
22 study performed between May and August 2017, pulmonary ventilation in participants with COPD was comp
23 saving intervention used to provide adequate pulmonary ventilation in patients suffering from respira
25 airway network flow model provided regional pulmonary ventilation information for chronic obstructiv
27 al injury following short-term intratracheal pulmonary ventilation (ITPV) and conventional mechanical
29 c pulmonary vasoconstriction (HPV) optimizes pulmonary ventilation-perfusion matching in regional hyp
31 ical strain caused by hypertension or excess pulmonary ventilation pressure, lead to important clinic
32 tative and spatially localized assessment of pulmonary ventilation properties without tracer gas hype
34 cts of inhaled nitric oxide gas of improving pulmonary ventilation to perfusion matching and hemodyna
35 deflation with IND/GLY on PMBF and regional pulmonary ventilation using magnetic resonance imaging (
37 ecord electromyographic (EMG) activities and pulmonary ventilation (VI) at rest and at workload incre