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Lung membrane conductance and capillary volume derived from the NO and CO transfer in high-altitude newcomers
2013
Journal of applied physiology
Martinot JB, Mulè M, de Bisschop C, Overbeek MJ, Le-Dong N, Naeije R, Guénard H. Lung membrane conductance and capillary volume derived from the NO and CO transfer in high-altitude newcomers. Acute exposure to high altitude may induce changes in carbon monoxide (CO) membrane conductance (DmCO) and capillary lung volume (Vc). Measurements were performed in 25 lowlanders at Brussels (D0), at 4,300 m after a 2-or 3-day exposure (D2,3) without preceding climbing, and 5 days later (D7,8), before and
doi:10.1152/japplphysiol.01455.2012
pmid:23599397
fatcat:thhslerjrba35neabvhpalqzyy