The relationships between arterial blood oxygen saturation, carbon dioxide tension, and pH and airway resistance during 30 per cent oxygen breathing in patients with chronic bronchitis with airway obstruction.

T W Astin

doi:10.1164/arrd.1970.102.3.382

The relationships between arterial blood oxygen saturation, carbon dioxide tension, and pH and airway resistance during 30 per cent oxygen breathing in patients with chronic bronchitis with airway obstruction.

T W Astin

https://doi.org/10.1164/arrd.1970.102.3.382

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Journal: The American review of respiratory disease	Publication Date: Sep 1, 1970
Citations: 46

#Chronic Bronchitis #Airway Resistance #Cent Oxygen Breathing #Airway Obstruction #Arterial Blood Oxygen Saturation #Carbon Dioxide Tension #Airway #Bronchitis #Lung Volume #Cent Oxygen

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Airway resistance and lung volume were measured in 13 patients who had chronic bronchitis with airway obstruction after they breathed air and after they breathed a mixture of 30 per cent oxygen in ...

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The relationships between arterial blood oxygen saturation, carbon dioxide tension, and pH and airway resistance during 30 per cent oxygen breathing in patients with chronic bronchitis with airway obstruction.