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The 68 chapters presented by the editors (all affiliated with McGill U., Canada) provide coverage of the range of physiological aspects of respiratory disease, from classical concepts to emerging clinical areas. The chapters are presented in sections on anatomy; the mechanics of breathing; ventilation, pulmonary circulation, and gas exchange; respiratory muscles and control of breathing; airways and lung defense; exercise physiology; sleep disordered breathing; and clinical respiratory physiology. The CD- ROM contains PDF files featuring the full text and color images. Annotation: 2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
This comprehensive text explores the intricate physiological underpinnings of respiratory diseases. The book, edited by professionals from McGill University, covers a broad spectrum of topics from foundational concepts to cutting-edge clinical applications. It is structured into distinct sections addressing anatomy, breathing mechanics, gas exchange, respiratory muscle function, airway defense, exercise physiology, sleep-related breathing disorders, and clinical respiratory physiology.
This textbook is designed as a thorough reference for understanding the physiological basis of respiratory ailments, drawing on established and emerging knowledge. Its extensive chapter count and detailed sectioning suggest a comprehensive and potentially dense resource for medical students, researchers, and clinicians. The inclusion of a CD-ROM with full text and color images indicates a commitment to providing accessible and visually supported learning material.
Page Count:
793
Publication Date:
2005-01-01
ISBN-10:
1550092367
ISBN-13:
9781550092363
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