Lung recruitment mechanics: coalescing tissue strains with organ expansion

Local and global findings indicate the escalation maneuver exhibits more homogeneous lung recruitment compared to sustained inflation. We also observe a correspondence between the significant organ-level compliance differences between the two maneuvers and the disparities observed in the evolutionary progression of localized strain distributions throughout inflation.

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Respiratory Research
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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12931-025-03118-8
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3
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Inhalation and Respiratory Drug Delivery
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Lung recruitment mechanics: coalescing tissue strains with organ expansion

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Lung recruitment mechanics: coalescing tissue strains with organ expansion

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Abstract

Local and global findings indicate the escalation maneuver exhibits more homogeneous lung recruitment compared to sustained inflation. We also observe a correspondence between the significant organ-level compliance differences between the two maneuvers and the disparities observed in the evolutionary progression of localized strain distributions throughout inflation.

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