Imaging for lung physiology: What do we wish we could measure?

HIGHLIGHTED TOPIC Imaging Lung Physiology Imaging for lung physiology: What do we wish we could measure?

Robertson HT, Buxton RB. Imaging for lung physiology: What do we wish we could measure? J Appl Physiol 113: 317–327, 2012. First published May 10, 2012; doi:10.1152/japplphysiol.00146.2012.—The role of imaging as a tool for investigating lung physiology is growing at an accelerating pace. Looking forward, we wished to identify unresolved issues in lung physiology that might realistically be add...

Imaging for lung physiology: what do we wish we could measure?

The role of imaging as a tool for investigating lung physiology is growing at an accelerating pace. Looking forward, we wished to identify unresolved issues in lung physiology that might realistically be addressed by imaging methods in development or imaging approaches that could be considered. The role of imaging is framed in terms of the importance of good spatial and temporal resolution and ...

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