Pleural and esophageal pressures in the upright body position.
Pleural and esophageal pressure measurements recorded for anesthetized dogs supported in upright position
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Pleural and esophageal pressure measurements recorded for anesthetized dogs supported in upright position
Respiratory changes in pleural pressures at different sites and body positions in dogs
Effect of posture and of gravitational and inertial forces on pleural and esophageal pressures of dogs
Acceleration effects on regional distribution of pulmonary blood flow and associated disturbances in ventilation/perfusion ratios in humans and dogs
Blood oxygen changes during exposure of dogs in supine, prone, and left and right lateral to transverse acceleration as affected by breathing nearly pure oxygen
Pericardial pressure during transverse acceleration in dogs in various body positions
Cardiopulmonary effects of space flight acceleration, discussing mission failure probability
On-line time sharing data processing and computer analysis techniques, and acceleration effects on cardiovascular and respiratory systems
Pleural pressures at dorsal and ventral sites of thorax of dog in supine and prone body positions as affected by acceleration
Acceleration stress effects on animal respiratory and cardiovascular systems
Blood saturation decrease due to regional pulmonary arterial venous shunting during exposure to transverse acceleration
Pulmonary and femoral arterial blood oxygen saturation decrease due to pulmonary arterial- venous shunting in anesthetized dogs subject to forward acceleration
Roentgen video equipment studies of heart and lung during positive acceleration - fluoroscopy