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The comparative physiology of respiratory mechanisms
This book explains the following topics: The Call For Oxygen, The Access To Oxygen, The Forces Acting In The Transport Of Oxygen (and C02) Through Living Tissues, Respiration In Water, Emergency Respiration-the Transition To Air Breathing, Respiration In Air, The Respiratory Functions Of Blood And Tracheal Respiration .
Author(s): August Krogh
194 Pages 
Respiratory Diseases by Mostafa Ghanei
This book Respiratory Diseases brings practical aspects of pulmonary diseases. It contains the result of years of experience through expert clinicians in this field from different scientific centers.
Author(s): Mostafa Ghanei
NA Pages
The Burden of Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection in the Young
Respiratory syncytial virus causes seasonal epidemics during the winter and wet seasons, particularly in young children. This book provides an overview of RSV and describes its incidence and presentation in different populations, including preterm infants and children with congenital heart disease.
Author(s): Bernhard Resch
NA Pages
Practical Approach to Lung Health
The manual provides practical guidance to health managers whose efforts are crucial to the achievement of global TB control goals and national targets for case- management of respiratory conditions. It will also be helpful for health care providers at both first-level health care facilities and the first referral level.
Author(s): World Health Organization
NA Pages
The comparative physiology of respiratory mechanisms
This book explains the following topics: The Call For Oxygen, The Access To Oxygen, The Forces Acting In The Transport Of Oxygen (and C02) Through Living Tissues, Respiration In Water, Emergency Respiration-the Transition To Air Breathing, Respiration In Air, The Respiratory Functions Of Blood And Tracheal Respiration .
Author(s): August Krogh
194 Pages