Respiratory factors in the uptake and excretion of anesthetics. 1965.

We have considered some of the ways in which respiration can affect the gas exchange process. The simplest relationships are purely physical and relate to the speed with which the lung and tissues can be filled or emptied. More complex relationships involve a consideration of the interplay between blood and gas in the lung and the effects of gas exchange on respiratory volumes themselves.

Education for leadership in anaesthesiology. The sixteenth Husfeldt lecture, Copenhagen, 11 May, 1984.

A description of the genesis of the Anaesthesiology Centre in Copenhagen after World War II is presented. The major contribution of Professor Husfeldt in organizing is described. The need for leadership in anaesthesiology is discussed in detail.

The Ph.D. to M.D. program: the seven-year mark.

The Ph.D. to M.