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Flow diagram summarising the most important effects of biochemical (left) and mechanical (right) pregnancy-induced factors on pulmonary function, ventilatory.

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1 Flow diagram summarising the most important effects of biochemical (left) and mechanical (right) pregnancy-induced factors on pulmonary function, ventilatory pattern and gas exchange. Flow diagram summarising the most important effects of biochemical (left) and mechanical (right) pregnancy-induced factors on pulmonary function, ventilatory pattern and gas exchange. PO2: oxygen tension; PCO2: carbon dioxide tension; FRC: functional residual capacity; ERV: expiratory reserve volume; TLC: total lung capacity; IC: inspiratory capacity; VC: vital capacity; ↑: increased; ↓: decreased; ≈: no change. Antonella LoMauro, and Andrea Aliverti Breathe 2015;11: ©2015 by European Respiratory Society

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