Does nocturnal weakly acidic reflux promote aspiration of bile acids in lung transplant recipients?
Weakly acidic reflux events, especially during the night, are associated with the aspiration of bile acids in LTx recipients and may therefore feature as a potential risk factor for the development of BOS.
These results indicate that a resistance-training paradigm employed every third day during 21 d of unloading was effective in maintaining skeletal muscle strength (static and dynamic) and size of the KE and PF.