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Observations on pulmonary artery pressures in patients with emphysema and other chronic lung diseases: A study of 43 cases with special reference to the effects of exercise and intravenous aminophylline on pulmonary artery pressures and the relationship between pulmonary arterial pressures and oxygen saturation of pulmonary artery blood
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Observations on pulmonary artery pressures in patients with emphysema and other chronic lung diseases: A study of 43 cases with special reference to the effects of exercise and intravenous aminophylline on pulmonary artery pressures and the relationship between pulmonary arterial pressures and oxygen saturation of pulmonary artery blood

John Robert Hinds
Doctor of Medicine - MD, University of Otago
1954
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Abstract

Emphysema, Pulmonary Pulmonary artery – Abnormalities pulmonary artery pressure chronic lung disease
Patients were examined with the following broad objectives in mind: a. To measure the pulmonary artery pressure in various forms of chronic pulmonary disease, with particular reference to pulmonary emphysema. b. To observe the effects of exercise on pulmonary artery pressures. c. To correlate the oxygen saturation of serial mixed venous blood samples obtained from the pulmonary artery with pulmonary pressures at rest and following exercise and after oxygen inhalation. d. To observe the effect of intravenous aminophylline on pulmonary artery pressures. e. To observe ventilatory effects on the pulmonary circulation. f. To correlate X-ray appearances and E.C.G. tracings with P.A. pressures and study pathological material where available.
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