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An investigation into the interaction between water deficit and injury of sugarcane borer (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) in the gas exchange parameters and spectral reflectance of sugarcane. [PDF]
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Abnormal Exercise Gas Exchange Before Pulmonary Emboli Diagnosis. [PDF]
Mayo Clin Proc Innov Qual OutcomesEdwards T, Børsheim E, Tomlinson AR.
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Direct imaging of pulmonary gas exchange with hyperpolarized xenon MRI. [PDF]
Innovation (Camb)Li H, Li H, Zhang M, Huang C, Zhou X.
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2005 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology 27th Annual Conference, 2005
The paper describes three types of artificial gas exchange techniques for respiratory failure; extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) for acute respiratory failure address the problem of oxygenation and CO2 removal; arteriovenous carbon dioxide removal (AVCO 2) for acute and respiratory failure with residual function, achieve total CO2 removal ...
Dongfang, Wang +2 more
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The paper describes three types of artificial gas exchange techniques for respiratory failure; extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) for acute respiratory failure address the problem of oxygenation and CO2 removal; arteriovenous carbon dioxide removal (AVCO 2) for acute and respiratory failure with residual function, achieve total CO2 removal ...
Dongfang, Wang +2 more
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Current Opinion in Critical Care, 2009
We report on recent advances and achievements on the use of extracorporeal gas exchange for long-term application in the therapy of critically ill patients with various forms of respiratory failure.The most important results regarding the use of extracorporeal gas exchange are expected from the Conventional Ventilatory Support vs.
PESENTI, ANTONIO MARIA +2 more
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We report on recent advances and achievements on the use of extracorporeal gas exchange for long-term application in the therapy of critically ill patients with various forms of respiratory failure.The most important results regarding the use of extracorporeal gas exchange are expected from the Conventional Ventilatory Support vs.
PESENTI, ANTONIO MARIA +2 more
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2017
Oxygen intake for respiration, also carbon dioxide and, generally, ammonia elimination takes place across gas-exchange surfaces, usually the gills in fish. Water flows across gills, separated by the pharyngeal gill clefts, and supported by gill arches, and which possess highly folded surfaces covered by a very thin epithelium. Blood flow and water flow
Derek Burton, Margaret Burton
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Oxygen intake for respiration, also carbon dioxide and, generally, ammonia elimination takes place across gas-exchange surfaces, usually the gills in fish. Water flows across gills, separated by the pharyngeal gill clefts, and supported by gill arches, and which possess highly folded surfaces covered by a very thin epithelium. Blood flow and water flow
Derek Burton, Margaret Burton
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Clinical Science, 1980
In the last 2 years, comparatively little has been published in Clinical Science on pulmonary gas exchange. Nevertheless, the subject continues to generate a good deal of clinical and physiological research, much of it linked to the application of new techniques such as gas chromatography, radioactive gases and computers.
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In the last 2 years, comparatively little has been published in Clinical Science on pulmonary gas exchange. Nevertheless, the subject continues to generate a good deal of clinical and physiological research, much of it linked to the application of new techniques such as gas chromatography, radioactive gases and computers.
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2023
Abstract Summary Inadequate gas exchange (respiratory failure) is the most common reason for admission to critical care and associated with high mortality rates. Effective gas exchange requires adequate ventilation, diffusion, and perfusion.
Andrew Cumpstey, Mike Grocott
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Abstract Summary Inadequate gas exchange (respiratory failure) is the most common reason for admission to critical care and associated with high mortality rates. Effective gas exchange requires adequate ventilation, diffusion, and perfusion.
Andrew Cumpstey, Mike Grocott
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