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Respiratory Muscles

 
 
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  • The respiratory-muscle performance of the patients taking theophylline improved by approximately 29 percent (P less than 0.0001), as indicated by a decline in the ratio of inspiratory pleural pressure during quiet breathing to maximal pleural pressure [10].
  • In conclusion, triamcinolone induced type IIb fiber atrophy, resulting in reduced respiratory muscle strength and a leftward shift of the force-frequency curve [11].
  • We conclude that NPV as used in this study is difficult to apply and ineffective when used with the aim of resting the respiratory muscles in patients with stable COPD [12].
  • CONCLUSIONS: Selective respiratory muscle training improves respiratory muscle endurance and strength, with an enhancement of submaximal and maximal exercise capacity in patients with heart failure [13].
  • Elevated levels of lactate in brain, blood, and cerebrospinal fluid, abnormal urine organic acids, and changes in muscle respiratory chain enzymes are present but inconsistent, without identifiable mitochondrial DNA mutations or deletions [14].
 

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Associations of Respiratory Muscles with chemical compounds

  • By analyzing the power spectrum and the amplitude behavior of the diaphragmatic EMG (calculated from the fc and RMS, respectively), we could exclude a disturbance of neural descending pathways and respiratory muscle dysfunction as possible causal mechanisms for the impaired ventilatory response to increasing CO2 [30].
  • To manipulate O2 supply and O2 demand in locomotor and respiratory muscles, subjects performed both maximal conventional two-legged cycle ergometry (large muscle mass) and single-leg knee extensor exercise (KE, small muscle mass) while breathing room air (RA), 100% O2, and 79% helium + 21% O2 (HeO2) [31].
  • Aminophylline and respiratory muscle interaction in normal humans [32].
  • The adverse effect of long-term steroid treatment on respiratory muscle function remains controversial [33].
  • Low-dose acetazolamide does affect respiratory muscle function in spontaneously breathing anesthetized rabbits [34].
 

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