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Difference in Steady‐state Chemoreflex Drive Between Groups With and Without a Patent Foramen Ovale by Zehner, Donna, Scanagatta‐Long, Mollie, Goodman, Randall, Futral, Eben, Hawn, Jerold, Elliott, Jonathan, Laurie, Steven, Roach, R.C., Day, Trevor, Lovering, Andrew

“…Ventilatory acclimatization is a hallmark physiological response to high altitude. In ~30% of the population, a shunt located between the right and left atrium…”
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Doppler Ultrasound Determination of the Distribution of Human Cardiac Output: Effects of Age and Physical Stresses by Greene, E.R., Roach, R.C.

“…Due to its high spatial, temporal, and dynamic resolution, noninvasive Doppler ultrasound can be used to determine the distribution of phasic cardiac output in…”
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Accuracy of heart-rate monitoring and activity diaries for estimating energy expenditure by Kalkwarf, H J, Haas, J D, Belko, A Z, Roach, R C, Roe, D A

“…The accuracy of heart-rate monitoring and activity diaries for measuring energy expenditure in free-living individuals was studied in 12 women. Estimates of…”
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Ventilation during simulated altitude, normobaric hypoxia and normoxic hypobaria by Loeppky, J.A., Icenogle, M., Scotto, P., Robergs, R., Hinghofer-Szalkay, H., Roach, R.C.

“…To investigate the possible effect of hypobaria on ventilation (V̇ e) at high altitude, we exposed nine men to three conditions for 10 h in a chamber on…”
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Effects of almitrine and acetazolamide on ventilation (Abstract) by Harrison, G.L., Hackett, P.H., Roach, R.C., Schoene, R.B., Mills, W.J.

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Relationship between whole blood base excess and CO2 content in vivo by Loeppky, J A, Fletcher, E R, Roach, R C, Luft, U C

“…Empirical relationships are demonstrated for whole blood base excess (BE) and CO2 content (CCO2), both calculated from in vivo measurements of PCO2, pH,…”
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