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Pressure-flow-volume relationships in the pulmonary circulation of normal highlanders : effects of unilateral pulmonary artery occlusion, exercise, and hypoxia
(Progress in Respiration Research, 1975)
Summary.
Pulmonary blood volume in NHL is comparable to that in sea level residents.
In resting NHL, pulmonary hypertension is best explained by, structural changes
in pulmonary vessels. In NHL, exercise elicits a ...
Pulmonary gas exchange, diffusing capacity in natives and newcomers at high altitude
(Respiration Physiology, 1978)
Abstract.
At high altitude, in resting conditions, no differences have been observed between High Altitude Natives (HAN) and acclimatized Sea Level Natives (SLN) in AaDo₂, aADco₂ or venous admixture.
In acclimatized SLN, ...
Effects of posture on pulmonary diffusion capacity and regional distribution of pulmonary blood flow in normal male and female high altitude dwellers at 3,650 m. (12,200 ft)
(Respiration, 1978)
Abstract.
Studies of the distribution of pulmonary blood flow (Q) at the altitude of La Paz (3,650 m) were extended to the left upper (LUZ) and left lower lung zones (LLZ) from those previously reported for the right ...