Biomedical subjects
R LEFRANCOIS
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[STUDY OF THE RELATIONS BETWEEN CARBON DIOXIDE VENTILATORY STIMULUS AND NEUROGENIC VENTILATORY STIMULUS DURING MUSCULAR EXERCISE IN HUMANS].
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[Study of respiratory reactions induced by the addition of resistance and elastic load to the airways of the rabbit].
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[Use of the thymol ester of N-isoamylcarbamic acid in oxyuriasis].
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[Study of ventilatory mechanics during muscular exercise].
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[Study of the regulation of ventilation during muscular exercise in man].
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[Autonomy of oxygen ventilatory, carbon dioxide and neurogenic stimulus of muscular exercise].
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[Mechanism of the progressive augmentation of inspiratory efforts in the course of obstruction of the airways in the rabbit].
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[Comparison of measured and theoretical maximal oxygen consumptions of a French population].
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[Analysis of ventilatory reactions during periods of adaptation and recovery from muscular exercise in man].
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[Value of the maximal oxygen consumption test in applied physiology: 1st experimental results on a French population].
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[IMPORTANCE OF THE OXYGEN STIMULUS FOR VENTILATION AT HIGH ALTITUDE].
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[Reflex lengthening of the ventilatory period by additional respiratory resistances or elastances in the awake or anesthetized rabbit].
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