G Obminski
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McKenna M, Heigenhauser G, McKelvie R, Obminski G, MacDougall J, Jones N
J Physiol
. 1997 Jun;
501 ( Pt 3):703-16.
PMID: 9218229
1. This study investigated the effects of 7 weeks of sprint training on gas exchange across the lungs and active skeletal muscle during and following maximal cycling exercise in eight...
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Kowalchuk J, Heigenhauser G, Lindinger M, Obminski G, Sutton J, Jones N
J Appl Physiol (1985)
. 1988 Nov;
65(5):2090-6.
PMID: 3145276
The pulmonary responses and changes in plasma acid-base status occurring across the inactive forearm muscle were examined after 30 s of intense exercise in six male subjects exercising on an...
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McCartney N, Obminski G, Heigenhauser G
J Appl Physiol (1985)
. 1985 May;
58(5):1459-62.
PMID: 3997712
Seven healthy female subjects performed brief (less than 10 s) periods of maximal exercise on a constant-velocity cycle ergometer, over the functional range of pedaling velocities, and an isometric contraction...
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Wolff R, Obminski G, Newhouse M
Br J Ind Med
. 1984 Nov;
41(4):499-505.
PMID: 6498113
Nine steel workers participated in controlled exposures to sulphur dioxide alone and sulphur dioxide plus carbon dust (5 ppm and 10 mg/m3, respectively). All were experiencing work related respiratory difficulties....
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Ryan G, Dolovich M, Obminski G, Cockcroft D, Juniper E, Hargreave F, et al.
J Allergy Clin Immunol
. 1981 Feb;
67(2):156-61.
PMID: 7451782
Standardization of inhalation tests requires a knowledge of factors that will affect the response. We measured the output and particle size of six types of nebulizers used for inhalation tests....
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Ruffin R, Obminski G, Newhouse M
Thorax
. 1978 Dec;
33(6):689-93.
PMID: 371056
This study was conducted to determine whether small doses of salbutamol solution, aerosolised and delivered by intermittent positive-pressure breathing (IPPB), would be as effective as the 5 to 10 mg...
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Newhouse M, Wolff R, Dolovich M, Obminski G
Arch Environ Health
. 1978 Jan;
33(1):24-32.
PMID: 629593
Pulmonary mucociliary function was assessed following exposure to industrial threshold limit values (TLV) of sulfur dioxide (5 ppm) SO2) and sulphuric acid mist (1 mg/m3 H2SO4). Bronchial clearance was measured...
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Wolff R, Dolovich M, Obminski G, Newhouse M
J Appl Physiol Respir Environ Exerc Physiol
. 1977 Jul;
43(1):46-50.
PMID: 893265
The effects of exercise and eucapnic hyperventilation on bronchial clearance were assessed in 10 healthy nonsmoking adults. A 99mTc-albumin aerosol was inhaled as a bolus in late inspiration under controlled...
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Dolovich M, Killian D, Wolff R, Obminski G, Newhouse M
Am Rev Respir Dis
. 1977 Mar;
115(3):397-402.
PMID: 320924
Quiet breathing by mouth of a 3-mum aerosol was compared with intermittent positive pressure delivery of the same aerosol to the lung in a group of bronchitics. The pattern of...
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Wolff R, Dolovish M, Obminski G, Newhouse M
Inhaled Part
. 1975 Sep;
4 Pt 1:321-32.
PMID: 1236166
Exposure to pollutants may cause injurious effects by impairing mucociliary transport, one of the lung's most important defences. We have studied the effect of sulphur dioxide (SO2) on tracheobronchial clearance...