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- T L Petty.
- University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver 80218, USA. TLPdoc@aol.com
- Resp Care. 2000 Jan 1;45(1):29-36; discussion 36-8.
AbstractThe story of the development of oxygen and its role in mitigating the ravages of chronic stable hypoxemia have been fascinating. Today, over one million Americans receive home oxygen each day, usually for COPD, from one of the three available systems. The future requires less expensive, highly portable, and practical devices for use during all activities of daily living.
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