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Research Article

Sequential vapour ablation of adjacent segments in canine lung

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Pages 266-270 | Received 21 Feb 2014, Accepted 13 May 2014, Published online: 14 Jul 2014

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Figure 1. In a previous study [Citation8] FRC and body weight were measured for each animal prior to treatment. A linear regression was done through this dataset and the resultant function (FRC = 40.26 × Weight + 112.21) was used to estimate FRC of each canine prior to treatment. This FRC estimate was used in the calculation of the vapour dose.

Figure 1. In a previous study [Citation8] FRC and body weight were measured for each animal prior to treatment. A linear regression was done through this dataset and the resultant function (FRC = 40.26 × Weight + 112.21) was used to estimate FRC of each canine prior to treatment. This FRC estimate was used in the calculation of the vapour dose.

Figure 2. The excised canine lung (right) with lung volume reduction compared to a dried lung (left) from an untreated canine of similar size.

Figure 2. The excised canine lung (right) with lung volume reduction compared to a dried lung (left) from an untreated canine of similar size.

Table 1. Clinical observations in the period following treatment 1 (P1) and the period following treatment 2 (P2).

Table 2. Clinical pathology excursions from reference range.

Table 3. Summary of airway score, lobar volume reduction, and abnormality results from the gross pathology. (+1 dilated, 0 no change from baseline, −1 stenosed (narrowed but not fully occluded), −2 occluded).

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