Understanding the Lung Surface: Moisture and Pulmonary Surfactant
The surface of the lungs is neither smooth nor slimy. Instead, it is moist, with a thin layer of fluid called pulmonary surfactant that helps to reduce surface tension and facilitate gas exchange.Breathwork - Related Articles
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