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Paraquat poisoning: an experimental model of dose-dependent acute lung injury due to surfactant dysfunction

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Figure 1 - Schematic representation of the system used to construct the PV curve for the excised rat lungs.
Table 1 - Inspiratory work/ml attributable to tissue and surface tension for the control group and paraquat (Pq) group.
Table 2 - Expiratory work/ml attributable to tissue and surface tension for the control group and paraquat (Pq) group.

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