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Mechanisms of Clinical Signs
Apneustic. breathing. DESCRIPTION Apneusis (Greek a pneusis, 'not breathing')
is characterised by prolonged periods of deep, gasping inspirations interrupted
by occasional and insufficient expiration brought on by elastic recoil of the lung.
Mark Dennis, William Talbot Bowen, Lucy Cho, 2012
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features in the architecture of physiological function
have confirmed Lumsden's phenomena, our interpretation of them differs from his
in one important respect. He believes the gasping centre to be entirely
superseded by the apneustic centre, we visualise an apneusis as being a
modified gasp.
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The Cannabinoids: Chemical, Pharmacologic, and Therapeutic ...
After i.v. 'IHC administration, frank apneusis is evident in animal RC-15, while a
shift toward apneustic respiration is demonstrated by animal RC-20. After THC
the inspiratory neurons continue to fire for extended periods with concomitant ...
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Principles of Medical Physiology
Apneustic breathing The term apneusis means sustained inspiration, whereas
apneustic breathing refers to periods of apneusis interrupted by brief expiration.
As mentioned above, the apneustic center inhibits the integrator neuron and ...
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Textbook of Human Physiology for Dental Students
This increases the tidal volume and duration of inspiration, resulting in a deeper
and more prolonged inspiratory effort termed as apneusis. However, normally the
apneustic centre is inhibited by impulses carried by the vagus nerves and also ...
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Neurology and General Medicine
1-9).58,63 Although the phenomenon of apneusis is well recognized, anatomical
definition of a neuronal aggregate that can reasonably be called the apneustic
center is still lacking. Apneusis is defined operationally as a failure of activation of
...
Michael Jeffrey Aminoff, 2008
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New Frontiers in Respiratory Control: XIth Annual Oxford ...
Bilateral Lesions of Pontine Kölliker-Fuse Nuclei Provoke Apnea instead of
Apneusis in Anesthetized Adult Rats Gang Song, Chung Tin, and Chi-Sang Poon
* Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, M.I.T., Cambridge,
MA, ...
Ikuo Homma, Hiroshi Onimaru, Yoshinosuke Fukuchi, 2010
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Neurogenesis of Central Respiratory Rhythm: ...
In contrast, when two are eliminated, the respiratory rhythm is perturbed and may
lead to an apneusis. Under barbiturate anesthesia, such apneusis was observed
in spontaneously breathing, vagotomized cats with or without pneumotaxic ...
A.L. Bianchi, Monique Denavit-Saubie, 1985
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Respiration Disorders: Advances in Research and Treatment: ...
(2010 AUG 4) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge: Bilateral
lesions of pontine Kolliker-Fuse nuclei provoke apnea instead of apneusis in
anesthetized adult rats New research, 'Bilateral lesions of pontine Kolliker-Fuse
nuclei ...
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Essentials of Medical Physiology
This increases the tidal volume and duration of inspiration, resulting in a deeper
and more prolonged inspiratory effort termed as apneusis. However, normally the
apneustic centre is inhibited by impulses carried by the vagus nerves and also ...
