Exercise, extravascular lung water, and gas exchange
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Exercise, extravascular lung water, and gas exchange
To the Editor: The article by Wilkins et al. ([3][1]) contains much data of interest, prompting two comments. First, the lack of increase in detectable lung water is entirely compatible with the essential preservation of ventilation-perfusion (V˙a/Q˙) relationships with exercise reported in the
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