Примери за използване на Inhaled nitric на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Inhaled nitric oxide.
This will be monitored by blood samples andif required the dose of inhaled nitric oxide must be reduced.
Weaning from inhaled nitric oxide should be performed with caution.
This will be monitored by blood samples andif required the dose of inhaled nitric oxide must be reduced.
When inhaled, nitric oxide produces selective pulmonary vasodilation.
In clinical trials, no efficacy has been demonstrated with the use of inhaled nitric oxide in patients with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia.
Inhaled nitric oxide may influence the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood.
When the decision is made to discontinue inhaled nitric oxide therapy, the dose should be reduced to 1 ppm for 30 minutes to one hour.
Inhaled nitric oxide may not always be effective and thus other therapies may be considered necessary for you or your child.
Substances known to cause increased methaemoglobin levels should thus be used with caution during therapy with inhaled nitric oxide.
The starting dose of inhaled nitric oxide is 20 ppm(part per million) of inhaled gas.
In newborn babies with special malformations of the heart,?what doctors calls congenital heart defects? inhaled nitric oxide may cause a worsening of the circulation.
The withdrawal of inhaled nitric oxide therapy should be performed in a stepwise manner.
In newborn babies with special malformations of the heart,‘what doctors calls congenital heart defects' inhaled nitric oxide may cause a worsening of the circulation.
Too much of inhaled nitric oxide may influence the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood.
In particular, severe hypoxemia with pulmonary hypertension was reported in 3 infants within one hour of the first infusion andwas reversed within 30 min after start of inhaled nitric oxide therapy.
Treatment with inhaled nitric oxide might aggravate cardiac insufficiency in a situation with left-toright shunting.
The objective of this double-blind, randomised,placebo controlled trial was to determine whether inhaled nitric oxide would reduce the occurrence of death and/or initiation of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation(ECMO).
Inhaled nitric oxide may not always be effective and thus other therapies may be considered necessary for you or your child.
For patients transported to other facilities for additional treatment, who need to continuewith inhaled nitric oxide, arrangements should be made to ensure the continuous supply of inhaled nitric oxide during transportation.
The effects of inhaled nitric oxide are rapid, decrease in pulmonary artery pressure and improved oxygenation is seen within 5-20 minutes.
Inhaled nitric oxide has been shown to selectively reduce pulmonary vascular resistance and reduce the increased pulmonary artery pressure.
Abrupt discontinuation of the administration of inhaled nitric oxide may cause rebound reaction; decrease in oxygenation and increase in central pressure and subsequent decrease in systemic blood pressure.
Inhaled nitric oxide should be used with caution in patients with complex heart defect, where high pressure in the pulmonary artery is of importance for maintaining circulation.
This is due to unwanted pulmonary vasodilation caused by inhaled nitric oxide, resulting in a further increase of already existing pulmonary hyperperfusion thus potentially giving raise to forward or backward failure.
Inhaled nitric oxide therapy should be maintained at 5 ppm until there is improvement in the neonate's oxygenation such that the FiO2(fraction of inspired oxygen)< 0.60.
Too rapid weaning from inhaled nitric oxide therapy carries the risk of a re-bound increase in pulmonary artery pressure with subsequent circulatory instability.
Inhaled nitric oxide may have a mild but influence on the platelets(components that help the blood to clot) of you or your child and any signs of bleeding and or haematoma should be observed.
No effect of inhaled nitric oxide has been documented in newborn babies with a malformation where the diaphragm is not fully complete, so called‘congenital diaphragmatic hernia'.
No effect of inhaled nitric has been documented in newborn babies with a malformation where the diaphragm is not fully complete, so called?congenital diaphragmatic hernia?