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    Detecting long-range interactions between migrating cells

    Chemotaxis enables cells to systematically approach distant targets that emit a diffusible guiding substance. However, the visual observation of an encounter between a cell and a target does not necessarily in...

    C. Metzner, F. Hörsch, C. Mark, T. Czerwinski, A. Winterl, C. Voskens… in Scientific Reports (2021)

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    Contractile forces during cancer cell invasion

    Cell invasion through a dense 3-dimensional matrix is thought to depend on the force balance between the steric hindrance of the matrix on the one hand, and cell traction forces on the other hand. To quantify ...

    B Fabry, T M Koch, S Münster, C T Mierke… in World Congress on Medical Physics and Biom… (2010)

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    Additional inspiratory work of breathing imposed by tracheostomy tubes and non-ideal ventilator properties in critically ill patients

    Objective: To determine the tracheostomy tube-related additional work of breathing (WOBadd) in critically ill patients and to show its reduction by different ventilatory modes. Design: P...

    C. Haberthür, B. Fabry, R. Stocker, R. Ritz, J. Guttmann in Intensive Care Medicine (1999)

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    Respiratory comfort of automatic tube compensation and inspiratory pressure support in conscious humans

    To compare the new mode of ventilatory Support, which we call automatic tube compensation (ATC), with inspiratory pressure support (IPS) with respect to pereeption of respiratory comfort. ATC unloads the resis...

    J. Guttmann, H. Bernhard, G. Mols, A. Benzing, P. Hofmann… in Intensive Care Medicine (1997)

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    Breathing pattern and additional work of breathing in spontaneously breathing patients with different ventilatory demands during inspiratory pressure support and automatic tube compensation

    Objective: We designed a new ventilatory mode to support spontaneously breathing, intubated patients and to improve weaning from mechanical ventilation. This mode, named Automatic Tube C...

    B. Fabry, C. Haberthür, D. Zappe, J. Guttmann, R. Kuhlen… in Intensive Care Medicine (1997)

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    New Modes of Ventilatory Support in Spontaneously Breathing Intubated Patients

    Controlled mechanical ventilation with/without positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) helps in many cases to overcome life-threatening respiratory failure. However, it has some important shortcomings which ma...

    R. Stocker, B. Fabry… in Yearbook of Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine 1997 (1997)

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    Posters

    V. Cerny, P. Zivny, P. Dostal, R. Parizkova, L. Zabka… in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

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    Influence of mechanical loading and unloading on respiratory controller gain in healthy subjects

    (1) Mechanical unloading (using PAV) increases respiratory controller gain, and mechanical loading decreases it. (2) The observed amplification of periodic breathing under PAV can thus be explained by an incre...

    Ch. Haberthür, B. Fabry, D. Zappe, K. Trüeb, P. Stulz in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

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    Respiratory mechanics II

    B. Fabry, J. Guttmann, L. Eberhard, W. Bertschmann, G. Wolff… in Intensive Care Medicine (1992)

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    Acute/Chronic respiratory failure III

    E. Fernàndez Mondèjar, G. Vazquez Mata, F. Ferròn, P. Navarrete… in Intensive Care Medicine (1992)

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