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T R Weng

University of Toronto

Also Known As

T R Weng, T. R. Weng, T.R. Weng, T.‐R. WENG, Tian Weng, Tzong R Weng, Tzong R. Weng

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About

T R Weng is an author at University of Toronto specializing in medicine, pulmonary physiology, and pulmonary medicine.

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Medicine

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Allergy

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Education

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Anatomy

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Orthopaedics

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9

Publications

273

Citations

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Effect of increased gas density on pulmonary gas exchange in man

L. D. Wood, A. C. Bryan, Shan Bau,

Journal of Applied Physiology

1976

59

Pulmonary function in children with asthma at acute attack and symptom-free status.

T R Weng, Henry Levison

PubMed

1969

51

Arterial blood gas tensions and acid-base balance in symptomatic and asymptomatic asthma in childhood.

T R Weng, Hans‐Eckhard Langer, Elizabeth A. Featherby,

PubMed

1970

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Dynamic and static lung volumes, blood gas tensions, and diffusing capacity in patients with cystic fibrosis.

Elizabeth A. Featherby, T R Weng, D. N. Crozier,

PubMed

1970

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Open lung biopsy in children.

T R Weng, Henry Levison, P Wentworth,

PubMed

1968

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Arterial blood gases, alveolar-arterial oxygen difference, and physiologic dead space in children and young adults.

H Levison, Elizabeth A. Featherby, T R Weng

PubMed

1970

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Relationship between anatomic dead space and body size in health, asthma, and cystic fibrosis.

L. D. Wood, Sarah Prichard, T R Weng,

PubMed

1971

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Pulmonary Function and Ventilatory Response to Chemical Stimuli in Familial Myopathy

T R Weng, Gary E. Schultz, Chung Ho Chang,

CHEST Journal

1985

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EXPIRATORY FLOW RATES DETERMINED BY WEDGE AND WATER SPIROMETER IN CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS

Henry Levison, Moez El Kamel, T R Weng,

Acta Paediatrica

1970

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