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318 related items for PubMed ID: 168175

  • 1. Changes in strength of lung inflation reflex during prolonged inflation.
    Stanley NN, Altose MD, Cherniack NS, Fishman AP.
    J Appl Physiol; 1975 Mar; 38(3):474-80. PubMed ID: 168175
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  • 2. Effects of intrapulmonary CO2 and airway pressure on phrenic activity and pulmonary stretch receptor discharge in dogs.
    Mitchell GS, Cross BA, Hiramoto T, Scheid P.
    Respir Physiol; 1980 Jul; 41(1):29-48. PubMed ID: 6771857
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  • 3. Adaptation to reflex effects of prolonged lung inflation.
    Grippi MA, Pack AI, Davies RO, Fishman AP.
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  • 4. On the relation between expiratory duration and subsequent inspiratory duration.
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  • 5. Onset of inspiration in rabbit during artificial ventilation.
    Davies A, Sant'Ambrogio F, Sant'Ambrogio G.
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  • 6. Effects of prolonged lung inflation or deflation on pulmonary stretch receptor discharge in the alligator (Alligator mississippiensis).
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    Richardson CA, Herbert DA, Mitchell RA.
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  • 8. Interaction of pulmonary afferents and pneumotaxic center in control of respiratory pattern in cats.
    Feldman JL, Gautier H.
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  • 9. Effects of high-frequency oscillatory ventilation on vagal and phrenic nerve activities.
    Man GC, Man SF, Kappagoda CT.
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  • 10. Bilateral reflex effects on phrenic nerve activity in response to single-shock vagal stimulation.
    Bruce EN, von Euler C, Romaniuk JR, Yamashiro SM.
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  • 11. Phrenic and vagal nerve activities during spontaneous respiration and positive-pressure ventilation.
    Jonzon A.
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    Marek W, Muckenhoff K, Prabhakar NR.
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  • 13. Control of discharge patterns of medullary respiratory neurons by pulmonary vagal afferent inputs.
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  • 14. Neural elements subserving pulmonary stretch receptor-mediated facilitation of phrenic motoneurons.
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  • 17. Cooling the pulmonary blood in dogs alters activity of pulmonary vagal afferents.
    Giesbrecht GG, Pisarri TE, Coleridge JC, Coleridge HM.
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  • 18. Properties of reversible graded inhibition of phrenic nerve activity by pulmonary afferents.
    Kubin L, Lipski J.
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  • 20. Pulmonary stretch receptor activity in man: a comparison with dog and cat.
    Guz A, Trenchard DW.
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