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MedicineVeterinary PhysiologyAerodynamicsMechanobiologyPulmonologyAcute Lung InjuryLung VolumesPulmonary MechanicsPulmonary PhysiologyRespiratory BiomechanicsRespiratory DiseaseAlveolar CollapseAlveolar MechanicsAlveolar StabilitySurface Forces
Induction of acute pulmonary edema in anes- thetized dogs causes a large fall in compliance. out of proportion to lung volume (1), and a sharp increase in venous admixture that can be reversed by forcible inflation of the lungs (2). This pat- tern of abnormal function suggested alveolar clo- sure (1, 2).
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