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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 50 Issue 1-4
published_at 2003-12

The Effects of One-Lung Venttilation on Cytokine Production from Lung Tissue of Rat Is One-Lung Ventilation Reasonable for Thoracic Surgery?

The Effects of One-Lung Venttilation on Cytokine Production from Lung Tissue of Rat Is One-Lung Ventilation Reasonable for Thoracic Surgery?
Morita Katsuhiko
M. D.
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We hypothesized that the collapsed lung during one-lung ventilation would be a main sourse of cytokine production. Rats were randomly assigned to 3 groups: control rats (C group) (n=10)
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cytokine
neutrophil
lung tissue
one-lung ventilation
rat
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