Breathing Pattern Effects
Breathing Pattern Effects is a physiological construct that characterizes the influence of specific temporal and volumetric features of inhalation—such as flow rate, tidal volume, and breath-hold duration—on the regional deposition and clearance of inhaled aerosols in the respiratory system.
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Lorenzo Appendini, A Patessio, S Zanaboni et al. · American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine · 1994 · 513 citations
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