CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN POSTAL EMPLOYEES. EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEY OF A GROUP EMPLOYED IN ONE BUILDING.
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Bronchitis↗
Biomedical subjects
E O COATES
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THE PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS IN EMPHYSEMA. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ARTERIAL BLOOD STUDIES.
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Asthma↗
Sweat chloride in patients with chronic bronchial disease and its relation to mucoviscidosis (cystic fibrosis).
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Bronchial Diseases↗
The effect of bronchitis, smoking, and occupation on ventilation.
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Bronchitis↗
JOINT PAIN AND PULMONARY DISEASE.
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Arthralgia↗
Degenerative arteriopathy with pulmonary hypertension.
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Atrial Septum↗
The prevalence of chronic bronchitis in an industrial population.
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Bronchitis↗
The treatment of respiratory acidosis with THAM.
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Acidosis↗
Individual variations in carbon dioxide balance and ventilatory response.
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Carbon Dioxide↗
The ventilatory response to carbon dioxide in mitral disease.
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Carbon Dioxide↗
Pulmonary radiation reaction: a vital-capacity and time-dose study.
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Humans↗
The chest roentgenogram and chest roentgenographic surveys related to x-ray radiation effects and protection from radiation exposure.
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Humans↗
[Central respiratory regulation in cardiac patients].
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Cardiovascular Physiological Phenomena↗
Ventilatory response to increasing arterial CO2 tension employing a rebreathing method in normal individuals and in patients with cardiac disease.
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Cell Respiration↗
[Ventilation induced by the increased carbon dioxide tension; work tests in normal subjects and in pulmonary emphysema].
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Carbon Dioxide↗
Myxoma of the right atrium, with variable right-to-left shunt; clinical and physiologic observations and report of a case with successful operative removal.
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Blood Vessels↗
Hypoventilation syndrome: physiologic studies in selected cases.
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Humans↗