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116 related items for PubMed ID: 8931178

  • 1. Control of epiglottic position in dogs: role of negative upper airway pressure.
    Amis TC, O'Neill N, Van der Touw T, Brancatisano A.
    Respir Physiol; 1996 Sep; 105(3):187-94. PubMed ID: 8931178
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  • 2. Soft palate muscle responses to negative upper airway pressure.
    Amis TC, O'Neill N, Wheatley JR, van der Touw T, di Somma E, Brancatisano A.
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  • 3. Electromyographic activity of the hyoepiglotticus muscle in dogs.
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  • 4. Mechanisms contributing to the response of upper-airway muscles to changes in airway pressure.
    Carberry JC, Hensen H, Fisher LP, Saboisky JP, Butler JE, Gandevia SC, Eckert DJ.
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  • 8. Surface EMG to assess and quantify upper airway dilators activity during non-invasive ventilation.
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  • 11. Respiratory-related activity of soft palate muscles: augmentation by negative upper airway pressure.
    Van der Touw T, O'Neill N, Brancatisano A, Amis T, Wheatley J, Engel LA.
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  • 12. Decrease in lung volume-related feedback enhances laryngeal reflexes to negative pressure.
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  • 13. Modulation of laryngeal and respiratory pump muscle activities with upper airway pressure and flow.
    Stella MH, England SJ.
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  • 14. Reflex activities of the upper airway muscles during experimental nasal occlusion in anesthetized dogs.
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  • 15. Superior laryngeal nerve section alters responses to upper airway distortion in sleeping dogs.
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  • 17. Waking and genioglossus muscle responses to upper airway pressure oscillation in sleeping dogs.
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  • 18. Nasal and laryngeal reflex responses to negative upper airway pressure.
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  • 19. Influence of nasal airflow temperature and pressure on alae nasi electrical activity.
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  • 20. Inhibition of inspiratory motor output by high-frequency low-pressure oscillations in the upper airway of sleeping dogs.
    Eastwood PR, Satoh M, Curran AK, Zayas MT, Smith CA, Dempsey JA.
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