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Original Articles

Withdrawal of Cigarette Smoking

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Pages 90-92 | Received 02 Jun 1972, Accepted 10 Aug 1972, Published online: 02 May 2013
 

Abstract

Tracheobronchial clearance was studied with a test aerosol of 6μm monodisperse particles of fluorinated ethylene propylene (Teflon 120), tagged with 99m Tc, produced by a spinning disc technique. External measurements of the radioactivity in the lungs determined the rate of clearance. Seventeen smokers were studied while they were smokers, one week after they had stopped smoking, and about three months after cessation. Their clearance on the average was faster three months after they had stopped smoking but nearly unchanged one week after they had stopped.

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