Publications by authors named "TERNER I"
Article Synopsis
- IPF patients have difficulty reaching their maximum voluntary ventilation (MVV) during exercise testing due to pulmonary vascular issues, which affects their ability to exchange gases properly.
- A study involving two groups of IPF patients found that direct MVV significantly overestimates peak ventilation (VEpeak) during exercise, leading to potential misdiagnosis of their exercise limitations.
- The research introduced an IPF-specific formula to predict VEpeak more accurately, showing that most patients have ventilatory limits within a reasonable range of their predicted MVV.
Background: Blunt chest trauma can cause severe acute pulmonary dysfunction due to hemo/pneumothorax, rib fractures and lung contusion.
Objectives: To study the long-term effects on lung function tests after patients' recovery from severe chest trauma.
Methods: We investigated the outcome and lung function tests in 13 patients with severe blunt chest trauma and lung contusion.
Floriform cataract. A review of the literature and a report of three additional cases occurring in one family.
Trans Am Acad Ophthalmol Otolaryngol
November 1998
[Visceral or diencephalic epilepsy (History of Russian neuropathology)].
Nevropatol Psikhiatriia
February 2004