Contours of Breathing 3 Volume and ventilatory capacity
Contours of Breathing 3. Volume and ventilatory capacity G. J. Tammeling Philip H. Quanjer Leiden, The Netherlands 1978
3. 1 Lung volume, alveolar volume and thoracic gas volume 3. 2 Spirometry 3. 3 Measurement of lung volume by an indicator gas 3. 4 Static lung volumes and capacities 3. 5 Dynamic lung volumes and ventilatory capacity 3. 6 Pressure relationships during forced expiration 3. 7 Factors determining a forced expiration 3. 8 Relationships between lung volumes 3. 9 Restrictive disturbance: loss of alveoli 3. 10 Restrictive disturbance: pulmonary fibrosis 3. 11 Obstructive disturbance: narrowing of the airways 3. 12 Obstructive disturbance: pulmonary emphysema 3. 13 Dilatation and narrowing of the airways 3. 14 Bronchial obstruction versus airway compression 3. 15 Determination of bronchial reactivity
Lung volumes: pneumothorax
Lung volumes: occlusions and cyst
Spirometry
Measurement of lung volume by an indicator gas
Static lung volumes and capacities
Dynamic lung volumes and ventilatory capacity
Pressure relationships during forced expiration
Factors determining a forced expiration
Relationships between lung volumes
Restrictive disturbance: loss of alveoli
Restrictive disturbance: pulmonary fibrosis
Obstructive disturbance: narrowing of the airways
Obstructive disturbance: pulmonary emphysema
Airway narrowing versus dilatation
Bronchial obstruction versus airway compression
Determination of bronchial reactivity
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