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length-tension inappropriateness: a standalone construct

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Respiratory physiology

theory that breathlessness arises when the change in respiratory muscle length or tension is inappropriate to the motor effort being made.

In respiratory physiology, length-tension inappropriateness refers to theory that breathlessness arises when the change in respiratory muscle length or tension is inappropriate to the motor effort being made. This meaning comes from Campbell (1963) in British Medical Bulletin.[1]

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References

Campbell, E. J. M., & Howell, J. B. L. (1963). The Sensation of Breathlessness. British Medical Bulletin, 19(1), 36-40. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.bmb.a070002

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