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Alveolar surface tension is the force exerted by water molecules at the air-liquid interface lining the alveoli in the lungs. It is a critical biophysical property that affects lung mechanics and alveolar stability. While necessary for normal lung function, excessive surface tension can lead to alveolar collapse. Pulmonary surfactant, produced by type II pneumocytes, reduces alveolar surface tension, preventing atelectasis and facilitating efficient respiration.
Exogenous surfactant reduces alveolar surface tension, preventing collapse and improving gas exchange.
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