EBSDC Component 1 - Isobaric Counterdiffusion

10. ISOBARIC COUNTERDIFFUSION GAS EXCHANGE. GAS LESION DISEASE

#	Experiment Name
10.00	ISOBARIC GAS COUNTERDIFFUSION - GENERAL
	REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J. Relations of isobaric gas counterdiffusion and decompression gas lesion diseases. In: The Physiological Basis of Decompression. Vann, R.D., Ed. UHMS Publ. 75(Phys) 6/1/89. Bethesda, Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Soc.: 87-103, 1989.
	REPORT: D'Aoust, B.G., and C.J. Lambertsen. Isobaric gas exchange and supersaturation by counterdiffusion. In: The Physiology and Medicine of Diving and Compressed Air Work. 3rd ed. Bennett, P.B. and D.H. Elliott. London: Balliere-Tindall: 383-403, 1983.
	REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J., and R. Peterson. Gas lesion diseases: the significance of isobaric gas exchange in decompression. In: Offshore Technology Conference. Proceedings 1978, Vol. IV, Dallas: Offshore Technology Conference, pp. 2035-2040, 1978.
10.01	PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL MODELS
	REPORT: Graves, D.J., J. Idicula, C.J. Lambertsen and J.A. Quinn. Bubble formation in physical and biological systems: a manifestation of counterdiffusion in composite media. Science 179: 582-584, 1973.
	REPORT: Graves, D.J., J. Idicula, C.J. Lambertsen and J.A. Quinn. Bubble formation resulting from counterdiffusion supersaturation: a possible explanation for isobaric inert gas Aurticaria and vertigo. Phys. Med. Biol. 18: 356-364, 1973.
10.02	BI-LAYER MATHEMATICAL MODEL
	REPORT: Imbert, J.P. Proposition of a Perfusion Limited Model for Isobaric Counterdiffusion. Biomedical Engineering, 1975.
10.03	KINETICS OF SUPERFICIAL COUNTERDIFFUSION
	REPORT: Karreman, G., and C.J. Lambertsen. Kinetics of isobaric counterdiffusion. Bull. Math. Biol. 39: 587-595, 1977.
10.04	PREDICTIONS OF ISOBARIC GAS EXCHANGE AT HIGH AMBIENT PRESSURE
	REPORT: Harvey, C.A., and C.J. Lambertsen. Deep tissue isobaric inert gas exchange: predictions during normoxic helium, neon and nitrogen breathing by men at 1200 feet of sea water. In: Underwater Physiology VI. Shilling, C.W. and M.B. Kent, Eds. Bethesda: FASEB, pp. 343-358, 1979.
10.05	MULTI-GAS, 2 AND 3 LAYER COUNTERDIFFUSION MODELS (RABINOWITZ, BRIN)
10.10	CUTANEOUS PHENOMENA-PIG
	REPORT: Idicula, J., D.J. Graves, J.A. Quinn and C.J. Lambertsen. Bubble formation resulting from the steady counterdiffusion of two inert gases. In: Underwater Physiology V. Lambertsen, C.J., Ed. Bethesda: FASEB, pp. 335-340, 1976.
	REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J. and J. Idicula. Cutaneous gas lesions and continuous, lethal gas embolization in animals due to isobaric inert gas counterdiffusion. Fed. Proc. 33:455, 1974.
10.11	TIME COURSE OF COUNTERDIFFUSION ACROSS SKIN-PIG
	REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J., Cunnington, J.P.W., and J.R.M. Cowley. The dynamics and composition of spontaneous, continuous gas embolism in the pig during isobaric gas counterdiffusion. Fed. Proc. 34: 452, 1975.
10.12	NO CONTENT
10.13	EYE COUNTERDIFFUSION-RABBIT
	REPORT: Cowley, J.R.M., and C.J. Lambertsen. Isobaric gas counterdiffusion in rabbit eye. J. Appl. Physiol. 47: 220-223, 1979.
10.14	SUBCUTANEOUS GAS LESION PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS IN RABBIT EAR
	REPORT: Cowley, J.R.M., C. Allegra and C.J. Lambertsen. Subcutaneous tissue gas space pressure during superficial isobaric counterdiffusion. J. Appl. Physiol. 47: 224-227, 1979.
10.15	SUBCUTANEOUS PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS-PIG
10.16	IN VITRO TISSUE COUNTERDIFFUSION
10.17	COUNTERDIFFUSION IN BULL FROGS
10.20	ORIGINAL COUNTERDIFFUSION OBSERVATIONS IN HUMAN SUBJECTS, PREDICTIVE STUDIES III (PS III). (See also 12.50)
	REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J., and J. Idicula. A new gas lesion syndrome in man induced by "isobaric gas counterdiffusion". J. Appl. Physiol. 39: 434-443, 1975.
10.30	TRANSCUTANEOUS INERT GAS FLUXES, MULTIPLE GASES
	REPORT: Collins, J.M. Isobaric inert gas supersaturation: observations, theory, and predictions. J. Appl. Physiol. 44:914-917, 1978.
	REPORT: Quinn, J.A. Gas transfer through the skin: a two-layer model relating transcutaneous flux to arterial tension. Advan. Exptl. Med. Biol. 94: 175-181, 1978. (Mathematical model and preliminary data)
	REPORT: Collins, J.M., Lambertsen, C.J., and J.A. Quinn. Transcutaneous exchange rates for He, Ne, SF6, CH4, N2O, and CO2. Physiologist 19: 155, 1976
10.31	TRANSCUTANEOUS INERT GAS FLUXES, N2, He
	REPORT: Hammond, R.E., Lambertsen, C.J., Williams, J.R. and Collins, J.M. Transcutaneous flux of helium, nitrogen and nitrous oxide relative to peripheral blood flow. Fed. Proc. 37: 430, 1978.
10.40	ISOBARIC MIDDLE EAR GAS EXCHANGE-CAT
	REPORT: Dueker, C.W., C.J. Lambertsen, J.J. Rosowski, and J.C. Saunders. Middle ear gas exchange in isobaric counterdiffusion. J. Appl. Physiol. 47: 1239-1244, 1979.
10.41	ISOBARIC NYSTAGMUS IN CATS
10.42	GAS EXCHANGE IN INNER EAR, ROUND WINDOW-GUINEA PIG & KANGAROO RAT
10.50	EFFECT OF ISOBARIC COUNTERDIFFUSION ON BUBBLE DEVELOPMENT IN DECOMPRESSION
10.60	ISOBARIC COUNTERDIFFUSION -CIRCULATORY, HEMATOLOGICAL, PULMONARY RESPONSES - PIGS
	REPORT: Pisarello, J., M. Fried, D. Fisher and C.J. Lambertsen. Superficial isobaric counterdiffusion gas lesion disease effects leading to mortality. In: Underwater Physiology, VIII. Bachrach, A.J. and M.M. Matzen, Eds. Bethesda: Undersea Medical Society: 101-106, 1984.
	REPORT: Pisarello, J.B., Fried, M. And C.J. Lambertsen. Circulatory, pulmonary and hematological changes during lethal steady-state venous gas embolism induced by superficial isobaric counterdiffusion. Fed. Proc. 42: 1123, 1983.
10.60.1	ISOBARIC COUNTERDIFFUSION -BLOOD CONTACT SYSTEM AND COAGULATION MECHANISMS -PIGS
	REPORT: Pisarello, J., Idell, S., Levinson, N., Hoffman, I., Colman, R. And Lambertsen, C.J. Plasma coagulant activity during lethal isobaric gas counterdiffusion in pigs. Fed. Proc. 44: 1045, 1985.
10.61	PULMONARY PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF VENOUS GAS EMBOLISM (ALBERTINE). PRIMARY DATA

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