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The lung has a large surface area, is open to the outside world and is the site for some of the most common serious infections, in particular pneumonia. Several bacteria, viruses and some less common lung...
Although lung cancer is rarely curable, it can be treated so as to achieve palliation. Professor Barry Hancock along with a pathologist, a radiographer, a lung specialist, a surgeon, a radiologist, and a...
The epidemiology clip collection looks at research methods used to study diseases in society. The first clip uses lung cancer as an example to explore the critical role epidemiology plays in establishing the...
Shows blood flow in lung capillaries during spontaneous and artificial ventilation at low and high speed cinemicrography. Made from material shot in 1963. Booklet in German available. An Encyclopaedia...
Experiment measuring surface tension at different surface areas of rat lung washings. Experiment related to respiratory distress of the newborn and the surface tension of bubbles of different radii.
Outlines the various components of automatic lung ventilators: e.g. a constant pressure or flow generator, the mode of cycling, patient triggering and the options for the expiratory phase. Examples are given...
The surgical repair of human hearts requires that the heart itself be temporarily out of action during the period of operation. Heart-lung machines are available to provide circulating blood to the brain and...
An interactive computer simulation for teaching the principles of respiratory function testing and diagnosis. Introduces the principles of the investigative methods used to assess respiratory function...
Oncology reference collections of colour transparencies with description and references from the World Health Organisation. Subjects of individual sets are: lung (23 slides); neoplastic diseases of the...
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