[Ciliary activity in the intrapulmonary airways of the rat following long-term dust exposure].
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Animals↗
Biomedical subjects
W Weller
Publications and source records attributed to W Weller.
[Long term inhalation studies on rats on the problem of silicosis prophylaxis with McIntyre aluminum powder. Histology, determination of oxyproline and dust content, examination of respiration and circulation].
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Aluminum↗
[Effect of diphenylaminopropene on blood circulation and respiration of anesthetised dogs in normo- and hypotension].
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Anesthesia↗
[The influence of alveolar hypoventilation on the lesser circulation and the heart].
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Acidosis↗
[The influence of artificial respiration on the stroke volume and its causes. Electromagnetic flow measurement].
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Animals↗
[On dust retention in lungs and lymph nodes of large animals (mine horses)].
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Animals↗
[Experimental animal studies on the effect of Jg. 7 and vitamin B-1 (protective agents with possible surface effects) on silicosis].
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Animals↗
[Trichophyton verrucosum infections in sheep].
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Animals↗
[Method for the measurement of absolute intrapleural pressure by means of the esophageal balloon catheter].
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Animals↗
[On the significance of functional on alveolar gas dependent factors for the formation of pulmonary hypertension].
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Acidosis, Respiratory↗
Out-of-pocket medical spending for care of chronic conditions.
We examined out-of-pocket medical spending by persons with and without chronic conditions using data from the 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS). Our results show that mean out-of-pocket spending increased with the number of chronic conditions. The level of this spending also varied by age and insurance coverage, among other characteristics. Out-of-pocket spending for prescription drugs was substantial for both elderly and nonelderly persons with chronic conditions. As policymakers continue to use cost sharing and design of benefit packages to contain health spending, it is important to consider the impact of these policies on persons with chronic conditions and their families.
Chronic Disease↗