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The Diaphragm: Two Muscles

Authors: De Troyer, André; Sampson, M; Sigrist, S; Macklem, Péter;
Abstract

The costal and crural parts of the diaphragm were separately stimulated in anesthetized dogs. Stimulation of the costal part increased the dimensions of the lower rib cage, whereas stimulation of the crural part decreased the dimensions of the lower rib cage. It is concluded that the diaphragm consists of two muscles that act differently on the rib cage.

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Diaphragm -- physiology, Lung -- physiology, Diaphragm, Muscle, Smooth, Sciences bio-médicales et agricoles, Electric Stimulation, Dogs, Abdomen, Muscle, Animals, Lung, Smooth -- physiology, Muscle Contraction

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