May 1, 1950Open Access

Studies of the Pulmonary Circulation in Man at Rest. Normal Variations and the Interrelations Between Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow, Elevated Pulmonary Arterial Pressure, and High Pulmonary “Capillary” Pressures 1

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While many studies have been carried out on the dynamics of the pulmonary circulation in ex- perimental animals, few studies of this subject have been made in man until recently. With the advent of the cardiac catheter (

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