… in ventilatory sensitivities to hypoxia caused by changes in the … to acute hypoxia were not
different when the hypoxic stimulus … Such data are not available regarding the effect of hypoxic …

… in arterial carbon dioxide tension causes … acute hypoxia and the associated hypoxic
ventilatory response (respiratory chemoreflex). This study tested the hypothesis that acute hypoxia …

… the effect of hypoxia on the ventilatory response to carbon dioxide in terms of the sensitivities
of the chemoreflexes, the effect of hypoxia on chemoreflex carbon dioxide thresholds …

… in our acute hypoxia exposure protocols to that of the long-term intermittent hypoxic/hypercapnic …
in acute hypoxia studies. That is, there was no change in dCA following poikilocapnic …

… to determine the relative effects of oxygen and carbon dioxide on perimacular hemodynamics
in single eyes of ten normal human subjects. Mild hypoxia (inspiration of 16% O2) did not …

… acute ventilatory response to carbon dioxide in the presence of sustained hypoxia {VRCO 2
(hypoxia… hypoxia. Secondarily, we hypothesized that chronic (ie years) exposure to episodic …

… In this way, we also evaluated whether the addition of carbon dioxide to the hypoxic gas …
of adding carbon dioxide to the breathing gas mixture (11). The addition of carbon dioxide …

… We conclude that these experiments describe the acute ventilatory response to progressive
hypoxia, at end-tidal partial pressures of carbon dioxide known to be below their thresholds …

… the acute ventilatory response to hypoxia is enhanced after exposure to episodic hypoxia in
… exposure to eight 4-min episodes of hypoxia. During the rebreathing trials, subjects initially …

… in arterial carbon dioxide tension. The circulatory responses to severe hypoxia, namely, …
hypoxia is unknown. With regard to forearm blood flow, Black and Roddie (4) bo served that …