Effect of airway wall motion on particle deposition and delivery in the neonatal trachea
Modeling pulmonary drug delivery in the airway using computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
simulations tracks drug particles throughout the airway, providing valuable information on …
simulations tracks drug particles throughout the airway, providing valuable information on …
Pulmonary function of children with tracheomalacia and associated clinical factors
W Boonjindasup, JM Marchant… - Pediatric …, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
Objectives Spirometry is easily accessible yet there is limited data in children with
tracheomalacia. Availability of such data may inform clinical practice. We aimed to describe …
tracheomalacia. Availability of such data may inform clinical practice. We aimed to describe …
Tracheomalacia reduces aerosolized drug delivery to the lung
CC Gunatilaka, C McKenzie, EB Hysinger… - Journal of Aerosol …, 2024 - liebertpub.com
Rationale: Neonates with respiratory issues are frequently treated with aerosolized
medications to manage lung disease or facilitate airway clearance. Dynamic tracheal …
medications to manage lung disease or facilitate airway clearance. Dynamic tracheal …
[HTML][HTML] Scale resolving simulations of the effect of glottis motion and the laryngeal jet on flow dynamics during respiration
Abstract Background and Objective The movement of the respiratory walls has a significant
impact on airflow through the respiratory tract. The majority of computational fluid dynamics …
impact on airflow through the respiratory tract. The majority of computational fluid dynamics …
Comparison of weighting algorithms to mitigate respiratory motion in free-breathing neonatal pulmonary radial UTE-MRI
Background. Thoracoabdominal MRI is limited by respiratory motion, especially in
populations who cannot perform breath-holds. One approach for reducing motion blurring in …
populations who cannot perform breath-holds. One approach for reducing motion blurring in …
Predicting tracheal work of breathing in neonates based on radiological and pulmonary measurements
CC Gunatilaka, EB Hysinger, A Schuh… - Journal of Applied …, 2022 - journals.physiology.org
Tracheomalacia is an airway condition in which the trachea excessively collapses during
breathing. Neonates diagnosed with tracheomalacia require more energy to breathe, and …
breathing. Neonates diagnosed with tracheomalacia require more energy to breathe, and …
Diagnostic Approach to Tracheomalacia and Medical Management
EB Hysinger, SM Zak - Pediatric Aerodigestive Medicine: An …, 2024 - Springer
Tracheomalacia is the dynamic collapse of the trachea during the respiratory cycle. It is
common in children due to ongoing development of the trachea and differences in the …
common in children due to ongoing development of the trachea and differences in the …
[PDF][PDF] Improving the Utility and Understanding of Lung Function Tests in Children
W Boonjindasup - 2024 - researchers.cdu.edu.au
Respiratory diseases are among the most common health problems globally and many have
their origins in childhood, such as asthma, bronchiectasis and chronic obstructive pulmonary …
their origins in childhood, such as asthma, bronchiectasis and chronic obstructive pulmonary …
[PDF][PDF] Pulmonary function of children with tracheomalacia and associated clinical factors
MD Wicharn Boonjindasup, RJT MD - 2022 - ris.cdu.edu.au
Objectives: Spirometry is easily accessible yet there is limited data in children with
tracheomalacia. Availability of such data may inform clinical practice. We aimed to describe …
tracheomalacia. Availability of such data may inform clinical practice. We aimed to describe …