Pulmonary Elastance is a biomechanical property of the respiratory system, defined as the reciprocal of lung compliance, that quantifies the inherent resistance of pulmonary tissues to deformation and reflects the tendency of the lungs to return to their resting state following inspiration.
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Mechanical Properties of Lungs
Jere Mead · Physiological Reviews · 1961 · 1.7K citations
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