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pp.143-144
Published Date 1952/4/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492200644

IIDA, KOYAMA AND SUGAWARA experimenting on cats attempted to find the cause of the difficulty which are met with in expiration when the trachea is constricted by any means The trachea was seve-red between the first and second ring and move-ments of vocal cords as well as that of respiration were recorded on a kymograph while tracheal con-strictions of various degrees were induced. Under normal conditions of the trachea or when constricti-ons induced are only slight in degree the resting vocal cords are found to be bowing in the direction to which the air current traveled in each act of respiration, i. e., outward with expiration and inward with inspiration. With racheal constriction of an appreciable degree the positional changes in respira-tion had a tendency to lag behind with sustainance of inward bowing at the beginning of expiration.

The authors believe that this lagging in the chan-ge of position on the part of vocal cords the unde-rlying cause of difficulties met with in expiration when faced with tracheal coastrictions.


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