An exchange of respiratory gases occurs between the alveoli and the blood. An exchange of respiratory gases also happens through respiratory membrane. The diffusion capacity is manifested as the volume of gas that diffuses through the respiratory membrane each minute for a pressure gradient. The diffusion capacity is influenced by molecular weight of the gas, pressure gradient, and solubility of gas in fluid medium, thickness of respiratory membrane and total surface area of respiratory membrane. Diffusion of oxygen takes place from atmospheric air into alveoli and from alveoli into blood. Simultaneously diffusion of carbon dioxide happens from blood into alveoli and from alveoli into the atmospheric air. The respiratory exchange ratio is t...
The diffusing capacity of the lungs (DL) is de-fined as the rate of a gas transferred, divided by th...
This paper presents an analytical expression for the “diffusing capacity ” (Θt) of the red blood cel...
The primary function of the lung is to (i) oxygenate the blood and thereby provide oxygen to the cel...
In this communication, we analyse the passage of oxygen and carbon dioxide over the respiratory memb...
Measurements were made of exchange rates of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and krypton-85 with blood at 37....
(1) A general model for external gas exchange organs of vertebrates is presented, in which the main ...
One of the prerequisites of life is the process of respiration in which an organism exchanges carbon...
What happens in the lung is that air meets blood. Figure 1 shows the lung\u27s architecture. Focus y...
What happens in the lung is that air meets blood. Figure 1 shows the lung\u27s architecture. Focus y...
What happens in the lung is that air meets blood. Figure 1 shows the lung\u27s architecture. Focus y...
as a tool to explain the apparent mismatch of oxygen consump-tion and diffusing capacity in the mamm...
In emphysema, for exemple, the division betwween the alveoli break down, producing larger lung space...
In emphysema, for exemple, the division betwween the alveoli break down, producing larger lung space...
In emphysema, for exemple, the division betwween the alveoli break down, producing larger lung space...
In modern membrane-type artificial lungs, the major resistance to gas transfer is offered by the blo...
The diffusing capacity of the lungs (DL) is de-fined as the rate of a gas transferred, divided by th...
This paper presents an analytical expression for the “diffusing capacity ” (Θt) of the red blood cel...
The primary function of the lung is to (i) oxygenate the blood and thereby provide oxygen to the cel...
In this communication, we analyse the passage of oxygen and carbon dioxide over the respiratory memb...
Measurements were made of exchange rates of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and krypton-85 with blood at 37....
(1) A general model for external gas exchange organs of vertebrates is presented, in which the main ...
One of the prerequisites of life is the process of respiration in which an organism exchanges carbon...
What happens in the lung is that air meets blood. Figure 1 shows the lung\u27s architecture. Focus y...
What happens in the lung is that air meets blood. Figure 1 shows the lung\u27s architecture. Focus y...
What happens in the lung is that air meets blood. Figure 1 shows the lung\u27s architecture. Focus y...
as a tool to explain the apparent mismatch of oxygen consump-tion and diffusing capacity in the mamm...
In emphysema, for exemple, the division betwween the alveoli break down, producing larger lung space...
In emphysema, for exemple, the division betwween the alveoli break down, producing larger lung space...
In emphysema, for exemple, the division betwween the alveoli break down, producing larger lung space...
In modern membrane-type artificial lungs, the major resistance to gas transfer is offered by the blo...
The diffusing capacity of the lungs (DL) is de-fined as the rate of a gas transferred, divided by th...
This paper presents an analytical expression for the “diffusing capacity ” (Θt) of the red blood cel...
The primary function of the lung is to (i) oxygenate the blood and thereby provide oxygen to the cel...