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[Aspects of pulmonary function in states of hyperhydration].

Authors: S, Stănescu; N, Mircea; M, Mănescu; O, Alexiu;

[Aspects of pulmonary function in states of hyperhydration].

Abstract

The authors have investigated in 10 young and healthy men the changes occurring in the cardio-respiratory apparatus following the perfusion with non-colloid isotonie volemic solutions. Exploration of volumetry and of pulmonary mechanics have been performed, hemodynamic tests and pulmonary angiograms. The results indicate the development of slight interstitial oedema, without intra-alveolar transsudation or obstructive phenomena in the aerial pathways. The cardio-vascular apparatus shows satisfactory adaptability through central and peripheral mechanisms in conditions of hyperhydration.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Pulmonary Circulation, Adolescent, Respiration, Hemodynamics, Water-Electrolyte Imbalance, Humans, Isotonic Solutions

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