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The role of androgens in respiratory function
Ann M. Spungen
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Rehabilitation and Human Performance
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Androgens
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Respiratory Function
100%
Diaphragm
100%
Inhalation
60%
Quiet Breathing
60%
Tidal Breathing
40%
Accessory muscle
40%
Skeletal muscle
20%
Lung
20%
Paralysis
20%
Rib Cage
20%
Stabilizer
20%
Tetraplegia
20%
Pectoralis Major
20%
Intercostal
20%
Chest Wall
20%
Inspiratory
20%
Mover
20%
Active Role
20%
Abdominal Wall
20%
Thoracic Cavity
20%
Sternocleidomastoid muscle
20%
Coordinated Efforts
20%
Trapezius
20%
Breathing Function
20%
Inertial Load
20%
Resistive Load
20%
Wallpaper Groups
20%
Intrapleural Pressure
20%
Elastic Load
20%
Abdominal Resistance
20%
Inspiratory muscles
20%
Respiratory muscle Work
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Androgen
100%
Breathing
100%
Respiratory Physiology
100%
Diaphragm
71%
Paralysis
14%
Rib Cage
14%
Thoracic Wall
14%
Tetraplegia
14%
Actarit
14%
Respiratory Muscle
14%
Abdominal Wall
14%
Thoracic Cavity
14%
Lung
14%
Skeletal Muscle
14%
Nursing and Health Professions
Androgen
100%
Muscle
100%
Breathing
87%
Diaphragm
62%
Paralysis
12%
Quadriplegia
12%
Actarit
12%
Respiratory Muscles
12%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Androgen
100%
Muscle
100%
Accessory Muscle
33%
Skeletal Muscle
16%
Thoracic Cavity
16%
Tetraplegia
16%
Quadriplegia
16%
Abdominal Wall
16%
Thoracic Wall
16%
Lung
16%
Intrapleural Pressure
16%
Rib Cage
16%