Air-Borne and Tissue-Borne Sensitivities of Bioacoustic Sensors Used on the Skin Surface

Air-Borne Infection

Effect of Bone Borne Expansion and Tooth Borne Palatal Expansion on Airway Volume: A Review Article

Background and purpose: Transverse problems in the maxilla (high arched- narrow hard plates) can cause respiratory disorders. Palatal expansion can be helpful in this way. The present study aimed at evaluating the effect of bone borne expansion and tooth borne palatal expansion on airway volume. Materials and methods: A review study was performed by search in Google Scholar, Scopus, PubMed, Em...

The Destruction of Air-Borne Bacteria

Quantitative Air-borne Tuberculosis in the Rabbit

1. Pulmonary tuberculosis in unselected rabbits, induced by primary quantitative air-borne infection with human type tubercle bacilli, may retrogress or progress. Some animals whose disease was in a stationary condition might have fallen into one of the above groups had the experiments been prolonged. 2. Within the limits of the observations natural resistance or susceptibility appears to be th...

The Lethal Effect of Relative Humidity on Air-borne Bacteria

The viability of pneumococcus, Type I, sprayed into the atmosphere from a liquid suspension was measured as a function of the relative humidity. When broth, saliva, or 0.5 per cent saline solution is employed as the suspending medium, a very high mortality rate is observed at relative humidities in the vicinity of 50 per cent. However, at humidities above or below this value the microorganisms ...