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Pages 70-73 (April - June 1979)
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Pages 70-73 (April - June 1979)
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Capacidad residual funcional durante cortos periodos de respiracion de oxigeno al 100% en sujetos sanos
Residual functional capacity during short periods of respiration of 100 % oxygen in healthy subjects
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J. Ibáñez Juvé, J.M.a Raurich Puigdevall, R. Abizanda Campos, S. García Moris
Servicio de Medicina Intensiva. Complejo Sanitario de la Seguridad Social Virgen de Lluch. Palma de Mallorca
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Se determinó la capacidad residual funcional con el método de dilución de helio en 20 sujetos sanos jóvenes respirando aire y oxígeno 100 %, valorando la calibración y reproducibilidad del método. En posición sentado no se detectaron cambios en la FRC. En decúbito supino hubo una pequeña reducción (6 %) en la FRC al respirar oxígeno estadísticamente significativa (p < 0,01). La disminución de volumen con el cambio postural fue un 4 % mayor respirando oxígeno que aire.

La disminución de FRC al respirar oxígeno 100 % en decúbito supino se produciría probablemente por el colapso alveolar de las zonas con V'/Q' bajo, secundario a la eliminación de nitrógeno pulmonar. La repercusión que esta disminución de volumen pul monar tendría sobre el intercambio ga seoso sería mínima desde un punto de vista clínico.

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The authors determined the functional residual capacity with the method of dilution of helium in 20 healthy young subjects breathing air and 100 % oxygen, evaluating the calibration and reproductibility of the method. In a sitting position, no changes in the FRC were detected. In dorsal decubitus position there was statistically significant small reduction (6 %) in the FRC when breathing oxygen (P < 0.01). The decrease of volume with the change of position was 4 % when breathing oxygen with air.

Probably the decrease of FRC when breathing 100 % oxygen in dorsal decubitus was produced by alveola collapse of the zone with low V/Q secondary to the elimination o pulmonary nitrogen. The repercussion that this decrease of pulmonary volume would have on gaseous exchange would be minimal from the clinica point of view.

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