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Objective Patients in intensive care are known to be prone to both upper and lower respiratory tract infection. Respiratory mucus forms a barrier to infection. Mucus transport rate (MTR) depends upon both the physical properties of mucus and the action of respiratory cilia. Patients undergoing anaesthesia are known to have a reduced MTR that may be related to a depressant effect on cilia beat frequency...
AbstractObjective: Patients in intensive care are known to be prone to both upper and lower respiratory tract infection. Respiratory mucus forms a barrier to infection. Mucus transport rate (MTR) depends upon both the physical properties of mucus and the action of respiratory cilia. Patients undergoing anaesthesia are known to have a reduced MTR that may be related to a depressant effect on cilia...
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