Chapters for monograph on intrinsic lung mechanisms

Date:: c.1944

Reference:: PP/DBD/C

Part of:: Daly, Professor Ivan de Burgh

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Daly, Professor Ivan de BurghPP/DBD
- Chapters for monograph on intrinsic lung mechanismsPP/DBD/C
  - `An introduction to the experimental study of intrinsic lung mechanisms' Volume I. Chapter I Topography of bronchial vascular system Includes copies of correspondence with K D Keele, Charles Singer and O L Richmond (see A.11-12). Chapter II Physiology of bronchial vascular system. Chapter III Pathology of bronchial vascular system. Chapter IV Innervation of the lungs. Chapter V Nervous control of bronchial muscle. Chapter VI (Untitled)PP/DBD/C.1
  - `An introduction to the experimental study of intrinsic lung mechanisms' Volume II. Chapter VII Pulmonary blood vessels. Chapter VIII Passive effects on the pulmonary vascular bed. Chapter IX (Untitled). Chapter X Pulmonary vascular nerves. Chapter XI Effect of changes in the concentration of oxygen and carbon dioxide of inspired air and pulmonary arterial blood. Chapter XII (Untitled). Appendix Critical closing pressure. Correspondence with L E Bayliss on critical closing pressure, 1964PP/DBD/C.2

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According to an introductory note by Michael de Burgh Daly, Ivan de Burgh Daly started writing a monograph on intrinsic lung mechanisms in 1930, but had made only slow progress before 1948 when he began the task of setting up the Institute of Animal Physiology at Cambridge. Thereafter, it was not until his retirement that he could devote any time to it. It was published in 1966 in very different form from the original outline as Pulmonary and bronchial vascular systems. These chapters are as written in about 1944, bound with photographs and correspondence.

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c.1944

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