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Pulmonary and peripheral gas exchange in health and disease / edited by Josep Roca, Roberto Rodriguez-Roisin, Peter D. Wagner.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Roca, Josep, 1952-
Rodriguez-Roisin, Roberto.
Wagner, P. D. (Peter D.)
Series:
Lung biology in health and disease ; v. 148.
Lung biology in health and disease ; v. 148
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Pulmonary Gas Exchange.
Oxygen--metabolism.
Medical Subjects:
Pulmonary Gas Exchange.
Oxygen--metabolism.
Physical Description:
xix, 822 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : Marcel Dekker, [2000]
Contents:
1. Pulmonary and Peripheral Gas Exchange and Their Interactions / Josep Roca, Roberto Rodriguez-Roisin, Peter D. Wagner 1
II. The Gas Transport Pathway: Environment to Mitochondria 2
III. Mechanisms of O[subscript 2] Transport Impairment in the Lungs and Tissues 22
IV. Integration of Lungs and Tissues in Gas Transport and Exchange 23
2. Oxygen and Metabolic Homeostasis During Large-Scale Change in Tissue Work Rates / Peter W. Hochachka 29
I. Contrasting Requirements of Homeostasis and Tissue Work 29
II. Human Muscle Metabolism During Work 30
III. Widespread Stability of Metabolites During Changes in Metabolic Rates 36
IV. Demands of Homeostasis Take Precedence During Changes in Work Rates of Tissues 37
V. Oxygen Delivery and Metabolic Regulation 39
VI. Transducing the Oxygen Signal in Working Tissue 39
VII. An Unsolved Regulatory Problem 40
3. Experimental Approaches to the Study of Gas Exchange / Robert L. Johnson, Jr., Scott E. Curtis 45
II. Total Respiratory Gas Exchange 46
III. Gas Exchange in the Lung 49
IV. Peripheral Gas Exchange 88
Part 2. Pulmonary Gas Exchange
4. Gas Exchange in Health: Rest, Exercise, and Aging / Robb Glenny, Peter D. Wagner, Josep Roca, Roberto Rodriguez-Roisin 121
I. Heterogeneity of Pulmonary Gas Exchange at Rest 122
II. Determinants of O[subscript 2] and CO[subscript 2] Exchange at Rest 136
III. Pulmonary Gas Exchange During Exercise 137
IV. Effects of Aging on Pulmonary Gas Exchange 138
5. Gas Exchange in Health: Altitude and Microgravity / John B. West 149
II. High Altitude 149
III. Microgravity 162
6. Anesthesia and Gas Exchange / Goran Hedenstierna 177
II. Oxygenation and Venous Admixture 178
III. Distributions of Ventilation and Perfusion 179
IV. Alveolar Hypoventilation and Diffusion Limitation 181
V. Morphologic Correlates of Shunt and Low Va/Q 182
VI. Prevention of Atelectasis During Anesthesia 185
VII. Hypoxic Pulmonary Vasoconstriction 189
VIII. Obstructive Lung Disease 190
IX. One-Lung Ventilation 191
X. Postoperative Lung Function 192
7. Asthma / Iven H. Young, A. B. Hamish Crawford 199
II. Arterial Blood Gas Abnormalities 201
III. Topographical Distribution of Ventilation and Blood Flow 206
IV. Functional Maldistribution of Ventilation 208
V. Functional Distributions of Va/Q Ratios 210
8. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease / Joan Albert Barbera 229
II. Physiological Basis of Abnormal Gas Exchange in COPD 230
III. Structure and Function Correlations 237
IV. Gas Exchange in the Natural History of COPD 241
V. Gas Exchange During Exercise 246
VI. Effect of Therapeutic Interventions on Gas Exchange 250
9. Interstitial Lung Diseases / Alvar G. N. Agusti 263
II. Resting Pulmonary Gas Exchange 264
III. Pulmonary Gas Exchange During Exercise 265
IV. Integrated View: The Mechanisms of Abnormal Exercise Performance in ILD 271
V. Relationship Between Diffusing Capacity for Carbon Monoxide and the Mechanisms of Abnormal Pulmonary Gas Exchange in ILD 278
10. Pulmonary Vascular Diseases / Christian Melot, Robert Naeije 285
II. Acute Pulmonary Arterial Obstruction: Pulmonary Embolism 286
III. Chronic Pulmonary Vascular Obstruction 296
11. Acute Lung Injury / Christian Putensen 303
II. Acute Injury of the Lungs 304
III. Pulmonary Gas Exchange in ARDS 305
IV. Therapeutic Concepts to Improve Va/Q Matching in ARDS 313
Part 3. Gas Exchange in the Periphery: Organs and Systems
12. Whole-Body Oxygen Transport and Use / Stephen M. Cain, Scott E. Curtis 331
II. The Interrelationship Between Oxygen Transport and Use in Health 332
III. Matching of Oxygen Transport to Use in Health 337
IV. Matching of Oxygen Transport to Use in Disease 347
13. Gas Exchange in the Heart / Keith R. Walley 359
II. Coronary Circulation 362
III. Determinants of Myocardial Oxygen Demand 363
IV. Determinants of Myocardial Oxygen Supply 368
V. Myocardial Oxygen Extraction 371
VI. Relationship of Blood Flow Heterogeneity to Oxygen Extraction 373
VII. Myocardial Oxygen Extraction in Sepsis 374
VIII. Myocardial Oxygen Extraction in Coronary Occlusive Disease 375
14. Localization and Dispersion of Oxygen Demand and Supply in Skeletal Muscle / Steven S. Segal 383
II. Muscle Blood Flow and Oxygen Uptake 385
III. Oxygen Flux Within Muscle Fibers 387
IV. Oxygen Flux from Microvessels to Muscle Fibers 389
V. Intramuscular Dispersion of Metabolic Demand 396
15. The Gut: Oxygen Transport and Gas Exchange Function / Paul T. Schumacker 409
II. Structure and Function of the Gut Vascular Anatomy 410
III. Vascular Models of the Gut Microcirculation 411
IV. Role of Extrinsic Autonomic Neurohumoral Control of Gut Blood Flow 412
V. Metabolic Control of the Gut Microcirculation 413
VI. Oxygen Delivery
Consumption Relationships 414
VII. Physiological Shunting of Oxygen in the Gut Microcirculation 416
VIII. Perfusion Heterogeneity in the Gut Microcirculation 420
IX. Pathophysiology of Gas Transport 423
X. Mechanisms of Impaired Tissue Oxygen Extraction 425
XI. Pathological Oxygen Supply Dependency in Critical Illness and Sepsis 427
16. The Brain / Claude A. Piantadosi 435
I. Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism 435
II. Neurovascular Coupling: The Link Between Cerebral Blood Flow, Metabolism, and Function 437
III. Cerebral Hypoxia 443
17. The Kidney / Samuel Noam Heyman, Mayer Brezis 447
II. The Renal Circulation 448
III. Intrarenal Oxygen Gradient 451
IV. Outer Medullary Oxygen Balance 451
V. Control of Medullary Oxygen Balance 453
VI. Acute Tubular Necrosis and Distal Tubular Injury in Humans 457
VII. Distal Tubular Injury: Experimental Evidence for Oxygen Insufficiency 457
VIII. Medical Conditions Predisposing to Acute Tubular Necrosis: Implications for Medullary Oxygen Imbalance 458
IX. Animal Models of Acute Renal Failure with Hypoxic Outer Medullary Necrosis 460
X. Disparate Mechanisms for Hypoxic Injury in Different Nephron Segments 462
XI. Medullary Hypoxia and Chronic Tubulointerstitial Disease 462
XII. Medullary Oxygen Balance and the Prevention/Treatment of Acute Tubular Necrosis 463
XIII. Control of Erythropoietin Production: A Role for Renal Parenchymal Oxygen Insufficiency 464
Part 4. Integrated Gas Exchange Responses
18. Pulmonary and Peripheral Gas Exchange During Exercise / David C. Poole, Timothy I. Musch 469
II. Pulmonary and Muscle Gas Exchange 470
III. Cardiovascular System 488
IV. Muscle Microcirculation 495
V. Maximum Oxygen Consumption in Health and Disease 509
19. Gas Exchange in Lung and Muscle at High Altitude / Robert B. Schoene 525
II. The Problem 526
III. The Lung 526
IV. Gas Exchange in the Tissues 535
V. High Altitude 536
VI. Blood Flow 537
VII. The Role of Hemoglobin 540
VIII. Oxygen-Hemoglobin Affinity 542
IX. Diffusion of Oxygen from Blood to the Tissue 543
20. Systemic Gas Exchange and Exercise Performance in Chronic Pulmonary Disease / Charles G. Gallagher 553
II. Respiratory Responses 555
III. Cardiovascular Responses 565
IV. Skeletal Muscle Responses 566
V. Exercise Limitation 567
21. Cardiopulmonary and Peripheral Vascular Alterations in Chronic Congestive Heart Failure / Donna M. Mancini, Ainat Beniaminovitz 581
II. Pathophysiology of Heart Failure: Cardiac Adaptations 582
III. Peripheral Vascular and Skeletal Muscle Adaptations in Congestive Heart Failure 585
IV. Pulmonary Adaptation in Congestive Heart Failure 594
V. Exercise Training in Congestive Heart Failure 602
22. Role of Hemoglobin in the Delivery of Oxygen to Tissues / Robert M.
Winslow 617
II. Autoregulation of Tissue Oxygen Delivery 629
III. Nitric Oxide as the Endothelium-Derived Relaxing Factor 632
IV. Cell-Free Hemoglobin: New Tools to Study Oxygen Transport 634
V. Summary and Hypothesis: The OEC Is a Critical Link in Oxygen Signal Transduction 640
23. Integrated Gas Exchange Response: Chronic Renal Failure / Geoffrey E. Moore 649
II. Oxygen Transport Factors Affecting Aerobic Capacity 653
III. Integrated Oxygen Transport 662
IV. Interactions Between Systems 667
V. Systemic Factors 668
24. Multiple Organ Failure / Ari Uusaro, James A. Russell 685
II. Definitions and Epidemiology of Multiple Organ Dysfunction/Failure 685
III. Hypothesis 687
IV. Mechanisms of Imbalance Between Oxygen Delivery and Consumption that Could Cause Multiple System Organ Failure 689
V. The Oxygen Delivery/Consumption Relationship: Physiology 695
VI. Evidence for Occult Tissue Hypoxia as a Cause of Multiple System Organ Failure 697
VII. Evidence Against Occult Tissue Hypoxia as a Cause of Multiple System Organ Failure 708
VIII. Alternative Mechanisms of Multiple Organ Failure 723
IX. Facilitative Role for Tissue Hypoxia in MSOF 725.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN:
0824703359
OCLC:
44076143

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