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S?ren Walther Nielsen,Anu Kajamaat the magnitude of current interest in the subject. In part, this was stimulated by the publication of DMS-III-R in 1980 (American Psychiatric Association, 1980), when panic disorder was proposed as a separate diagnostic entity. That panic disorder and hyperventilation share common features is not d

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Improving International Competition Orderhe respiratory control centers, neuromuscular disease, or excess work of breathing—have been elucidated and therapeutically modified (Guenter, 1984). In the East, however, voluntary modifications of breathing have long been used for treatment of disease and for influencing physiological function of

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Improving Incentives for the Low-Paidoncerning the structure and function of the respiratory system. It is hoped that this chapter will provide a fundamental understanding of respiratory physiology that will form a foundation upon which to integrate the information on various aspects of respiration and behavior presented in later chapters.

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,Low Pay — A Trade Union Perspective,than a century of basic physiological research, clinical experience, and, more recently, availability of specialized equipment for nasorespiratory and nasopulmonary testing. This chapter will attempt to demonstrate that such neglect adversely affects patient welfare, including that of many patients seen outside ear, nose, and throat clinics.

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Improving Incentives for the Low-Paidence experience abrupt, repetitive obstruction of the airway hundreds of times during a night of sleep. Since then studies of adults and infants have demonstrated that respiratory physiology during sleep differs dramatically from that of wakefulness (Orem and Barnes, 1980; Phillipson, 1978).

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