Titlebook: Methods in Pulmonary Research; Stefan Uhlig,Aubrey E. Taylor Book 1998 Springer Basel AG 1998 cell biology.endoscopy.inflammation.membrane

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Experimental and clinical measurement of pulmonary edemae alveoli, the lymphatics and the intracellular compartment. The lung interstitium and alveoli are the main sites of increase in extravascular lung water. Formation of edema reflects an imbalance between pulmonary microvascular filtration and lung liquid clearance, which are at equilibrium in the no

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Intravital microscopy: Surface lung vessels and interstitial pressureropulmonary interstitial tissues that are schematically depicted in Figure 10.1. Pleuro-pulmonary fluid turnover involves several compartments (the parietal pleural interstitium, the systemic capillaries, the pleural space, the pulmonary interstitium and the visceral capillaries, the parietal lympha

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Evaluation of secretory and transport processes which determine the composition of airway surface liritation by particles in inhaled air. Airway epithelial cells and gland cells (serous and mucous cells) secrete and transport materials such as lysozyme, antiproteases, sulphated proteoglycans, hyaluronic acid, mucins, ions and water which determine the chemical composition and the physical properti

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Bronchoalveolar lavagepiratory tract and differs from bronchial washings, which refer to the aspiration of either secretions or small amounts of instilled saline from large airways. BAL is accomplished by infusing a physiological salt solution through the bronchoscope and then recovering the infused solution together wit

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Assessment of surfactant functionrevents end-expiratory alveolar collapse by reducing the contractile force of surface tension at low lung volumes, and furthermore constitutes a barrier involved in the pulmonary defence system. Lung surfactant has a crucial role in the process of neonatal adaptation by lowering the alveolar opening

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me series, namely nonlinearity and nonstationarity. Papers on these topics have exploded over the last two decades, but they are rarely ex­ amined together. There is, undoubtedly, a variety of arguments that justify such a separation. But there are also good reasons that motivate their combination.