Abstract
physiologists have known for over a century that the lungs are filled with liquid during fetal life ([53][1]), but the origin of this liquid was uncertain until 1948 when Jost and Policard ([35][2]) challenged the then prevailing view that liquid in the lumen of the fetal lung came from intrauterine
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