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Respiration, 2008
The pleural mesothelial cell is an essential cell in maintaining the normal homeostasis of the pleural space and it is also a central component of the pathophysiologic processes affecting the pleural space. In this review, we will review the defense mechanisms of the pleural mesothelium and changes in pleural physiology as a result of inflammatory ...
Michael A, Jantz, Veena B, Antony
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The pleural mesothelial cell is an essential cell in maintaining the normal homeostasis of the pleural space and it is also a central component of the pathophysiologic processes affecting the pleural space. In this review, we will review the defense mechanisms of the pleural mesothelium and changes in pleural physiology as a result of inflammatory ...
Michael A, Jantz, Veena B, Antony
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Inflammatory Diseases of the PLEURA
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1959PLEURISY is a condition that was seen more frequently in the "good old days," before the antibiotics. Then, mustard plasters and flaxseed poultices were the remedies for the sharp chest pain which still ushers in this uncomfortable disease. The pain is of great diagnostic importance and should be recognized.
H, CREIGHTON, J W, PEABODY
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2007
descrizione di malattie della pleura ed evidenze di presenza di polveri ambientali in tessuti ...
BARBOLINI, Giuseppe +2 more
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descrizione di malattie della pleura ed evidenze di presenza di polveri ambientali in tessuti ...
BARBOLINI, Giuseppe +2 more
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Southern Medical Journal, 1998
Tuberculosis is a leading cause of mortality worldwide, with a growing death rate. Pleuritis remains the most common extrapulmonary site of involvement. Epidemiologic trends have altered the presentation of disease. The advent of molecular biology has allowed new insights into disease mechanisms.
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Tuberculosis is a leading cause of mortality worldwide, with a growing death rate. Pleuritis remains the most common extrapulmonary site of involvement. Epidemiologic trends have altered the presentation of disease. The advent of molecular biology has allowed new insights into disease mechanisms.
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 1998
The lung and heart, the vital organs, have to be protected and also have to move and change volume continuously to function. For the best protection and function of the lung, the thorax is shaped almost like a bellows with the diaphragm as the moving part.
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The lung and heart, the vital organs, have to be protected and also have to move and change volume continuously to function. For the best protection and function of the lung, the thorax is shaped almost like a bellows with the diaphragm as the moving part.
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American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2012
Frank, Reichenberger +3 more
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Frank, Reichenberger +3 more
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