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Lung thermal volume in pulmonary edema: effect of positive end expiratory pressure.

Dunegan et al., 1975

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1011793361871237308
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Dunegan L
Knight D
Harken A
O'Conner N
Morgan A
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Annals of Surgery

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Abstract Effects of intermittent (IPPB) and positive eng-expiratory pressure (PEEP) ventilation on accumulation of pulmonary edema were compared, in dogs, after infusion of oleic acid. Pulmonary extravascular water was approximated as lung thermal volume (LTV) …
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