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Spirometer (device)

Known as: Respirometer, spirometer, spirometers 
National Institutes of Health

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SPIROMETER, MONITORING (W/WO ALARM)

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2010
2010
Technical note: development of a tidal volume surrogate that replaces spirometry for physiological breathing monitoring in 4D CT.
PURPOSE Spirometry exhibits baseline drift and frequent measurement errors so it cannot be used by itself to provide tidal volume… 
1990
1990
Aging effect on oxygen consumption of respiratory muscles in humans.
The first purpose of the present study was to develop a new method to examine oxygen consumption of respiratory muscles (VO2resp… 
1978
1978
The energy cost of aerobic dancing.
Abstract The energy cost of three intensities of aerobic dance (low, medium, and high) was determined on four graduate students… 
1977
1977
Energy costs of the predation strategy of the web-spinning spider Lepthyphantes zimmermanni bertkau (Linyphiidae)
SummaryThe energy costs of the predation strategy of the web-spinning spider Lypthyphantes zimmermanni were investigated in the… 
1973
1973
Radiation-induced stimulation of pollen-tube elongation in Douglas-Fir
Highly Cited
1970
Highly Cited
1970
Respiration and Protein Synthesis in Dormant and After-ripened Seeds of Avena fatua.
Dormant seeds of Avena fatua, which do not germinate when allowed to imbibe water, have a respiration rate only about 20% less… 
1969
1969
Simultaneous comparison of respirometer and heart-rate telemetry techniques as measures of human energy expenditure.
I NVESTIGATORS have found that the respirometer method of measuring energy expenditure has several disadvantages when applied to… 
1959
1959
An electrical impedance spirometer.
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1952
Highly Cited
1952
The Effect of the Rate of Breathing on the Maximum Breathing Capacity Determined with a New Spirometer
(RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATIONMARCH 22,1952) Veryfewquantitative observations havebeen reported ontheeffect ofrateofbreathing onthe… 
1950
1950
A continuous flow respirometer utilizing the oxygen cathode.
The method of construction and operating conditions are given for a respirometer suitable for determining steady‐state rates of… 
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