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Interrelationships among airway CO2, airway pressure, and breathing frequency by Nilsestuen, J O, Coon, R L, Zuperku, E J, Kampine, J P

“…The breathing frequency response to changes in airway CO2 of a vascularly isolated lobe of the canine lung has previously been shown to be primarily dependent…”
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Breathing frequency responses to pulmonary CO2 in an isolated lobe of the canine lung by Nilsestuen, J O, Coon, R L, Igler, F O, Zuperku, E J, Kampine, J P

“…Recent studies have indicated that the breathing frequency responses to inspired CO2 in part result from changes in pulmonary stretch receptor activity…”
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C14 FRONTIERS IN ASSISTED VENTILATION: Patient Ventilator Asynchrony: Associated Patient Behaviors by Mellott, K G, Grap, M J, Munro, C L, Sessler, C N, Wetzel, P A, Nilsestuen, J O, Ketchum, J M

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Effect of verapamil on pulmonary reflexes in the vascularly isolated canine lung: physiology by Nilsestuen, J O, Coon, R L, Woods, M P, Kampine, J P

“…Breathing frequency (BF) may be affected by changes in the percent inspired CO2 administered to vascularly isolated lungs. Pulmonary CO2 probably affects BF,…”
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Location of lung receptors mediating the breathing frequency response to pulmonary CO2 by Nilsestuen, J O, Coon, R L, Woods, M, Kampine, J P

“…Pulmonary stretch receptors are thought to mediate the breathing frequency (bf) response to changes in pulmonary CO2. However, the location and distribution of…”
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