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Evaluation of the single-breath diffusing capacity in asthma and cystic fibrosis by Keens, T G, Mansell, A, Krastins, I R, Levison, H, Bryan, A C, Hyland, R H, Zamel, N

“…To explain why the single-breath carbon monoxide diffusing capacity (Dsb) was, on the average, elevated in 163 asthmatic subjects and 175 patients with cystic…”
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Bronchial hyperreactivity in cystic fibrosis and asthma by Mitchell, I, Corey, M, Woenne, R, Krastins, I R, Levison, H

“…We studied 113 patients with CF and compared their responsiveness to inhaled methacholine to that of 50 asthmatic children and 26 normal children. Positive…”
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Response to aerosol salbutamol, SCH 1000, and placebo in cystic fibrosis by Kattan, M, Mansell, A, Levison, H, Corey, M, Krastins, I R

“…The responses of 20 patients with cystic fribrosis to a B2 agonist, salbutamol, to an anticholinergic agent, SCH 1000, and to a placebo containing…”
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Oral and inhaled salbutamol in the prevention of exercise-induced bronchospasm by Francis, P W, Krastins, I R, Levison, H

“…Oral salbutamol in a dose 0.15 mg/kg of body weight was compared to a total dose of 0.2 mg of salbutamol aerosol in its ability to produce bronchodilation and…”
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VENTILATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS by Keens, T G, Krastins, I R B, Wannamaker, E M, Bryan, A C, Levison, H, Crozier, D N

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Ventilatory muscle endurance training in normal subjects and patients with cystic fibrosis by Keens, T G, Krastins, I R, Wannamaker, E M, Levison, H, Crozier, D N, Bryan, A C

“…Ventilatory muscles can become fatigued, and this can contribute to respiratory failure. Patients with chronic obstructive lung disease may benefit from…”
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Effect of body position on carbon monoxide diffusing capacity in asymptomatic smokers and nonsmokers by Hyland, R H, Krastins, I R, Aspin, N, Mansell, A L, Zamel, N

“…We measured carbon monoxide diffusion capacity (DLCO) in the sitting and supine position in 73 apparently normal subjects (41 nonsmokers and 32 smokers). The…”
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