PEDIATRICS Vol. 36 No. 3 September 1965, pp. 451-452
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Pulmonary Venoconstriction and the Pharmacology of Respiratory Distress

FRANCIS IVANHOE M.S., M.D.1

1 Cardiopulmonary Service, Instituto Nacional de Cardiología, Ave. Cuauhtémoc 300, México 7, D.F., México

I have read with great care the preliminary report on hyaline membrane disease which Dr. J. Chu and collaborators have published in your May issue. It is indeed a pleasure to see the mention of reflex pulmonary vasoconstriction by other members of the profession as the "crucial functional abnormality" involved in this condition. The following considerations are made with a view to criticizing in a constructive way some of the interpretations elaborated by the authors in explaining their data.




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