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Pulmonary vascular effects of pulsed inhaled nitric oxide in COPD patients with pulmonary hypertension

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Figure 1 InOpulse DS-C delivery device and cartridge.Abbreviation: inO, inhaled nitric oxide.
Figure 2 Study protocol.
Table 1 Patient characteristics
Figure 3 Segmented blood vessel model can be colored to display the regional change in volume after 20 minutes of inO treatment.Abbreviations: FrC, functional residual capacity; lll, left lower lobe; lUl, left upper lobe; rll, right lower lobe; rMl, right middle lobe; rUl, right upper lobe; TlC, total lung capacity; pre-nO, pre-nitric oxide inhalation; post-nO, post-nitric oxide inhalation.
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