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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9109-6irway pressure (CPAP) [21], intermittent mandatory ventilation (IMV) [9], change in inspiratory—expiratory time ratio (I/E) [5], and variants of high-frequency ventilation—oscillation [32] are but some examples of useful additions to intermittent positive pressure ventilation (IPPV).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8597-8ion, function of the left ventricle received overwhelming attention both from the clinician and the experimentalist. This attitude has continued into recent times and is eminently evident in discussions on the consequences of trauma, operation, and the hemodynamic difficulties associated with acute respiratory failure in the adult.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20285-8e and total thoracic gas volumes, carbon monoxide transfer and local or total effective blood flow, and draws attention to an optical method of studying the motion of the chest wall, which may be useful in such circumstances.

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Molecular mechanisms of pulmonary oxygen toxicity,rest in the toxicity of this gas has developed during the past 20 years because technical advances in oxygen delivery systems have permitted increased use of high concentrations of oxygen for medical therapy. Increasing undersea operations and aerospace exploration have also generated the need for a greater understanding of oxygen toxicity.

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A new approach to the prevention and the treatment of acute respiratory failure in the adult and thirway pressure (CPAP) [21], intermittent mandatory ventilation (IMV) [9], change in inspiratory—expiratory time ratio (I/E) [5], and variants of high-frequency ventilation—oscillation [32] are but some examples of useful additions to intermittent positive pressure ventilation (IPPV).

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Molecular mechanisms of pulmonary oxygen toxicity,ssic central nervous system pathology was described by Bert [5] and, shortly thereafter, the pulmonary pathology by Lorrain-Smith [20]. A renewed interest in the toxicity of this gas has developed during the past 20 years because technical advances in oxygen delivery systems have permitted increased

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Cellular and mediator mechanisms that contribute to lung injury in the acute respiratory distress sct insults to airways or after severe systemic injury or disease. The clinical syndrome in adults usually features a latent period after the inciting event before the pathologic sequence is recognizable and progressive respiratory distress ensues; once in progress the severity of lung injury may var