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1 Figure Legend: From: Hyperoxia-induced Tissue Hypoxia:A Danger?
Anesthes. 2007;106(5): doi: /01.anes Figure Legend: Fig. 2. Effect of 100% oxygen breathing on ventilation/perfusion ratios (V̇A/Q̇). Depicted are two curves, each representing the distribution of blood flow as a function of V̇A/Q̇ in a 44-yr-old normal male volunteer. The data are derived from the technique of multiple inert gas elimination, from which a 50-compartment model of V̇A/Q̇ has been derived.  17The  closed circles  represent the blood flow distribution breathing air, and the  open circles  represent the blood flow distribution breathing 100% O2. The population of gas exchange units with low V̇A/Q̇ ratios (in the region 0.01–0.1) breathing air has disappeared during oxygen breathing and been replaced by a 10.7% shunt, most likely reflecting blood flow through atelectatic areas. The Bohr dead space/tidal volume ratio increased from 40% to 57%. Redrawn from Wagner  et al.  ,17with permission.  Date of download: 12/20/2017 Copyright © 2017 American Society of Anesthesiologists. All rights reserved.


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