Venous Admixture During Exercise in Sitting Position

Holmgren, A.; Svanborg, Nils

doi:10.1080/00365516509075337

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“…I n other words exercise causes the cardiac minute volume t o increase more than normally in relation to the 0, uptake. Holmgren et al (1957) have previously described and discussed this phenomenon in a condition they called vasoregulatory asthenia.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

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Osteodermatopathia Hypertrophicans

Törnblom¹,

MALERS²,

WALLENIUS³

1959

Journal of Internal Medicine

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Osteodermatopathia Hypertrophicans

Törnblom¹,

MALERS²,

WALLENIUS³

1959

Journal of Internal Medicine

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“…The various air volumes of the lungs were measured in the usual way. The helium dilution method was used for determination of the residual volume, the helium concentration being measured with a katharometer (Holmgren, 1954).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

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The Prognosis of Pulmonary Embolism

Dunér

Pernow

Rignér

1960

Journal of Internal Medicine

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“…A somewhat similar analysis is presented by Read et al (112). Holmgren (113)(114)(115) discusses some of the possible errors in the steady-state measurement o f DLco and the means of correcting for them. He also presents information on the reproducibility of measurements in a given subject.…”

Section: Transfer Of Gases Inmentioning

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Respiration

Bernstein¹

1967

Annu. Rev. Physiol.

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Limitation of space dictates that I omit several topics from this review; among these are pulmonary pathophysiology and pulmonary function testing; cell respiration; pharmacology of respiration; adaptation to long term environmental changes; and comparative physiology, either of inter species variation or of variation within the individual related to age and stage of development. These topics are included in a longer bibliography. 2 BOOKS, REVIEWS, CONFERENCESRespiration physiologists now have their own, eponymously titled jour nal (l).It has been a good year for books: Aviado's account of the pulmonary circulation (2) , that must for a long time be the definitive work in this field; Keilin's History of Cell Respiration and Cytochrome (3), completed for the press by his daughter after his death; Volume II of Section 3 (Res piration) of the American Physiological Society's Handbook of Physiology (4); Farhi's literarily and s�ientifically admirable translation into English of Dejour's chapter in Volume III of the French textbook Physiologie (C.Kayser, Ed.), now published as the book Respiration (5) ; a collection of re views (6) of recent progress in their fields, by eight active research work ers; an account of the principles, practice, and interpretation of cl inical pulmonary function tests (7); a simple exposition and discussion of the concept of inhomogeneity of distribution of ventilation and blood flow (8); a somewhat sketchy account of the comparative anatomy, histology, and physiology of respiration throughout the animal kingdom (9) ; and a gener

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Venous Admixture During Exercise in Sitting Position

Cited by 11 publications

References 12 publications

Osteodermatopathia Hypertrophicans

Osteodermatopathia Hypertrophicans

The Prognosis of Pulmonary Embolism

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