Particle-Lung Interactions, Second Edition [Hardcover]

Written by an expanded team of leading international scientists, the second edition thoroughly investigates research and therapies for managing adverse physiological effects of air-borne particles on the respiratory tract. The book examines the lung as the gateway for particle damage to organs outside the respiratory system and provide the information needed to understand and combat the numerous and varied ailments caused by inhaled particles.

Structure and Function of the Lung
Functional Aspects of Lung Structure as Related to Interaction with Particles, Christian M?uhlfeld and Matthias Ochs

Particle Characteristics
Ambient Tropospheric Particles, Paul A. Solomon and Daniel L. Costa
Manufactured Nanoparticles, Robert N. Grass, Ludwig K. Limbach, and Wendelin J. Stark
Particulate Carriers for Pulmonary Drug Delivery, Stephanie Hein, Andreas Henning, Michael Bur, Marc Schneider, and Claus-Michael Lehr

Inhalation of Particles
Deposition, Retention and Clearance, and Translocation of Inhaled Fine and Nano-Sized Particles
in the Respiratory Tract, Winfried M?oller, Wolfgang G. Kreyling, Otmar Schmid, Manuela Semmler-Behnke, and Holger Schulz

Health Effects of Particle Inhalation
The Epidemiology of Particle Health Effects, Joel Schwartz
Cardiovascular Consequences of Particles, Mark W. Frampton, Mark J. Utell, and Jonathan M. Samet
Autonomic Mediation of the Cardiac Responses to Particle Exposure, Beatriz Gonzalez-Flecha
Effects of Airborne Particles on Respiratory Viral Infection, Ilona Jaspers and Katherine Horvath
Airborne Particles and Structural Remodeling of the Lungs, Amy K. Madl, Christopher Carosino, and Kent E. Pinkerton