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The clinical significance of collateral ventilation
Peter B. Terry
, Richard J. Traystman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Clinical Significance
100%
Collateral Ventilation
100%
Disease States
33%
Ventilation
33%
Emphysema
33%
Anatomical Pathway
33%
Normal Human
16%
Asthma
16%
Well-defined
16%
Airway
16%
Gas Exchange
16%
Cell Survival
16%
Treatment Considerations
16%
Alveoli
16%
Tissue Viability
16%
Vascular System
16%
Segmental Anatomy
16%
Oxygen Delivery
16%
Non-surgical
16%
Middle Lobe
16%
Ventilation System
16%
Obstructive Disease
16%
Ventilation-perfusion Imbalance
16%
Lung Volume Reduction
16%
Endobronchial Valves
16%
Carbon Dioxide Removal
16%
Lingula
16%
Gas Composition
16%
Diagnostic Procedure
16%
Patient Quality of Life
16%
Modulatory Effect
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Clinical Significance
100%
Diseases
100%
Emphysema
33%
Quality of Life
16%
Asthma
16%
Cell Survival
16%
Anatomical Concepts
16%
Gas Exchange
16%
Lung Ventilation
16%
Lung Volume
16%
Endobronchial Valve
16%
Carbon Dioxide
16%
Diagnosis
16%
Physiology
16%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Diseases
100%
Clinical Significance
100%
Perfusion
16%
Anatomical Concepts
16%
Lung
16%