THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ANTERIOR NASAL RESISTANCE AND ORONASAL SWITCHING POINT IN YOUNG NON-SMOKING, NON-ATHLETIC MEN

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ALIPOUR MOHAMMAD REZA; BAYAT AMIR HOSSEIN; KEYHANMANESH RANA; KHAMENEH SAEED; SHOARIAN ZIBA

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Journal: Journal of Isfahan Medical School Year:2011 | Volume:29 | Issue:157 Page(s): 1319-1326

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THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ANTERIOR NASAL RESISTANCE AND ORONASAL SWITCHING POINT IN YOUNG NON-SMOKING, NON-ATHLETIC MEN

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ORONASAL BREATHINGQ2

NASAL RESISTANCEQ2

EXERCISEQ2

WORKLOADQ2

VENTILATIONQ2

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Background: Since nasal respiration is physiologically important, many studies have been conducted to find factors necessitating a change from nasal breathing into ORONASAL BREATHING during EXERCISE.The present study tried to understand the role of anterior NASAL RESISTANCE in this switching.Methods: Twelve young, healthy, non-athletic and non-smoker male volunteers with normal body mass index (BMI) were selected after medical examinations. Following anterior rhinomanometry at rest, the subjects participated in an EXERCISE protocol during which VENTILATION, WORKLOAD and oronasal switching point (OSP) were measured. The protocol involved a 25 watt increase in WORKLOAD per minute until the OSP was reached.Findings: There were significant correlations between anterior NASAL RESISTANCE and OSP, WORKLOAD, and VENTILATION difference to OSP ratio (P<0.05).Conclusion: Anterior NASAL RESISTANCE can be considered as an effective factor on OSP occurrence.In addition, by reducing NASAL RESISTANCE, one can tolerate longer periods of nasal respiration during EXERCISE.

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ALIPOUR, MOHAMMAD REZA, BAYAT, AMIR HOSSEIN, KEYHANMANESH, RANA, KHAMENEH, SAEED, & SHOARIAN, ZIBA. (2011). THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ANTERIOR NASAL RESISTANCE AND ORONASAL SWITCHING POINT IN YOUNG NON-SMOKING, NON-ATHLETIC MEN. JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL (I.U.M.S), 29(157), 1319-1326. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/50364/en

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ALIPOUR MOHAMMAD REZA, BAYAT AMIR HOSSEIN, KEYHANMANESH RANA, KHAMENEH SAEED, SHOARIAN ZIBA. THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ANTERIOR NASAL RESISTANCE AND ORONASAL SWITCHING POINT IN YOUNG NON-SMOKING, NON-ATHLETIC MEN. JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL (I.U.M.S)[Internet]. 2011;29(157):1319-1326. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/50364/en

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MOHAMMAD REZA ALIPOUR, AMIR HOSSEIN BAYAT, RANA KEYHANMANESH, SAEED KHAMENEH, and ZIBA SHOARIAN, “THE CORRELATION BETWEEN ANTERIOR NASAL RESISTANCE AND ORONASAL SWITCHING POINT IN YOUNG NON-SMOKING, NON-ATHLETIC MEN,” JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL (I.U.M.S), vol. 29, no. 157, pp. 1319–1326, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/50364/en

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