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Preoperative Pulmonary Function Testing
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976PREOPERATIVE pulmonary function testing is easy to perform. Setups for spirometry are cheap and simple, and automated systems are available to compute all varieties of measurement. Today's problems for the clinician are "What does preoperative pulmonary function testing mean?" and "Who needs these studies?" The patient with bronchogenic carcinoma often
Gerald N. Olsen, A. Jay Block
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2001
The lung has two basic simultaneous respiratory functions: the oxygenation of the incoming desaturated venous blood, and the removal of carbon dioxide and consequently of protons (H+) from this incoming blood. To perform this task adequately, both the ventilatory and the circulatory lung systems must be adapted one to another so that the ratio of the ...
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The lung has two basic simultaneous respiratory functions: the oxygenation of the incoming desaturated venous blood, and the removal of carbon dioxide and consequently of protons (H+) from this incoming blood. To perform this task adequately, both the ventilatory and the circulatory lung systems must be adapted one to another so that the ratio of the ...
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1990
In recent years the number of pulmonary functional tests has increased considerably. For instance, there are no fewer than nine methods to measure the pulmonary diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide (1). However, the clinical usefulness of these tests is quite variable. This chapter shall therefore present the tests in widest use and of greatest value
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In recent years the number of pulmonary functional tests has increased considerably. For instance, there are no fewer than nine methods to measure the pulmonary diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide (1). However, the clinical usefulness of these tests is quite variable. This chapter shall therefore present the tests in widest use and of greatest value
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The Whys of a Pulmonary Function Test
The American Journal of Nursing, 1960Helen Creighton, William Wallace Coulter
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Pulmonaryâfunction testing in children
Medical Journal of Australia, 1989Sly, P. D., Robertson, C. F.
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Immune-checkpoint inhibitors: long-term implications of toxicity
Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, 2022Javid J Moslehi, Justin M Balko
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