Abstract
#### Background: Although initially proposed by von Neergaard in 1929 ([14][1]), direct evidence for surface-active material at the air-fluid interface of the lung was first reported by Richard Pattle and John Clements in the 1950s ([5][2], [10][3]). Pattle deduced that microbubbles formed from
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