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#1 7abashey 


Lepton
I want someone to inform me about transpulmonary pressure, and significance of it.
I really don't understand it.
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#2 7abashey 


Lepton
can't anyone inform me about my question,please?
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#3 ewmon 


Baryon
When you googled "transpulmonary pressure" and read the first few search results, what did you gather from them, and what left you confused?
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#4 7abashey 


Lepton
what is confusing me is :
how compliance of the lung is measured as
unit change in lung volume per unit change in transpulmonary pressure.
and so , why we didn't use intrapleural pressure or the change in pulmonary pressure
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#5 ewmon 


Baryon
I don't know, but have you read about pulmonary compliance in Wikipedia.
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and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them;
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