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Location and Electric Current Sources of Breathlessness in the Human Brained by VAS was high in 7%CO. with higher resistive load. The location of the source generator of the large potential, estimated using the SSB-DT method, was found in the limbic system. The results suggest that the source generator for breathlessness, as well as other unpleasant emotional sensations,

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Respiratory sensations may be controlling elements on ventilation but can be affected by personalityct to modify ventilation and breathing patterns to minimize respiratory sensations could help achieve an optimum compromise between ventilation and PCO. levels..However, respiratory sensations may also be affected by personality traits. We could show that the intensity of respiratory sensations diff

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Respiratory Sensations and the Behavioral Control of Breathing hunger’ that accompanies derangements in arterial blood gases, exercise and breath-hold. We have documented robust relationships between three interacting variables: the level of ventilation, the level of respiratory drive (induced during hypercapnia or exercise) and the level of the sensation of ‘

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Dyspnea in patients with asthmahypercapnic responses among the three groups. Dyspnea sensation measured with the Borg score while breathing though graded resistances, was also significantly lower in the patients with NFA than in the normal subjects. In addition, most of the patients with NFA had lost consciousness due to increasi