Exemplos de uso de Lung collapse em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I think it's a lung collapse.
In one patient, two 24F chest tubes hadto be inserted one on each side, because of massive bilateral lung collapse.
Unexplained lung collapse and anemia.
Foreign body inhalation may produce segmental lung collapse.
I think it's… a lung collapse, spontaneous pneumothorax.
ICP plus kidney problems plus lung collapse equals.
Thoracotomies in which ipsilateral lung collapse is not achieved result in increased surgical duration and inadequate surgical field.
She's not conscious, she's intubated,she's had a trach and a lung collapse.
Multiple organ failure, lung collapse, internal bleeding.
These images will show fluid in the chest cavity,possible lung hardening(consolidation), lung collapse, and/or masses.
Hypoxia: due to left lung collapse and pleural effusion to the right demonstrated at the tomography, associated with risks of transporting patients.
However, on the clinical point of view, this lung collapse was non-significant.
In medicine, the Golden S sign is a sign seen on imaging of the chest that suggests a central lung mass or lung collapse.
Suggestion- Lung expansion techniques can be used in the presence of lung collapse, with reduced compliance and oxygenation.
It is indicated in ALI/ADRS to minimize the potential lung injury linked to use of toxic oxygen concentrations and prevent end expirator lung collapse d.
Thus, the purpose of using PEEP in the delivery room is to prevent lung collapse during expiration and to establish the functional residual capacity.
Spontaneous hemopneumothorax related to rupture of cord-shaped vascularized pleuropulmonary adhesions during lung collapse Figure 3.
To our knowledge, this is the first time lung collapse in patients undergoing regional block was quantified and the impact of the lung hyperinflation maneuver reversing atelectasis in this population was evaluated.
The mass was comprised of areas of fat density interspersed with areas of soft tissue density,causing lung collapse and discrete heart compression Figure 1.
Some authors have shown that hyperinflation techniques can prevent lung collapse, reexpand areas of atelectasis, improve oxygenation and lung compliance, and increase the movement of secretions from small to central airways.
Dysfunction of type-I and type-II pneumocytes decreases the surfactant level and increases surface tension, thus reducing the ability of the lungs to expand andheightening the risk of lung collapse.
Due to our experience with video-assisted thoracic sympathectomy, we noticed that, with the patient in this semi-seated position,it is possible to obtain satisfactory lung collapse simply by using lower ventilatory volumes during anesthesia, and this was sufficient to allow access to the entire pleural cavity.
During my high school years before the NDE, I won a poetry contest, but never pursued it, also I had an interest in filmmaking, andtook'Communications' in college, hoping to be a filmmaker before my lung collapse.
Risk factors associated with RPE include:chronicity of lung collapse usually greater than 72 hours; great amount of pleural air or fluid>1500mL; high speed of reexpansion and use of high negative pressures to do so; hypertension, hypoxemia or other previous lung disease; pre-existing heart disease; and male gender.
In the study by Erlandsson et al.,it was demonstrated that obese patients who are ventilated with higher PEEP during bariatric surgery tend to prevent lung collapse and have better gas exchange during surgery.
In this case, in addition to demonstrating the inaccurate borders of the aorta indirect sign of rupture,it showed left lung collapse, with massive ipsilateral hemothorax, in addition to involvement of the middle and posterior mediastinum, which may be due to aortic rupture into the pleural and mediastinal space and corroborate the diagnosis of complicated aortic dissection.
The last patients in our sample received insufflation with carbon dioxide through one of the trocars,with reduced intrathoracic pressure 3-5 mmHg, which allowed lung collapse and better viewing during thoracoscopy.
Permeability changes occurs due to local hypoxemia,caused by lung collapse, injuring the capillary wall and decreasing surfactant production, with subsequent release of inflammatory mediators- interleukin-8 IL-8, monocyte chemotactic protein-1 MCP-1, leukotriene B4, nitric oxide, polymorphonuclear and free radicals- which, in turn, amplify the injury and change vascular permeability IL-8 and MCP-1 act also in the contralateral lung, partly justifying the cases of bilateral RPE.
These numbers are similar to our results,which can be explained by the fact that most of the patients with hypoxemic ARF in the postoperative phase after cardiovascular operations have lung collapse and infiltration processes as the main causes.
However, without proper prevention in the form of adequate levels of PEEP the literature does not have a consensus on which level is adequate, use of 100% FiO2, and frequent disconnection of the tracheal tube from the respiratory circuit,the patient will reestablish lung collapse because the factors related to the development of atelectasis are still present and, in this context, repetition of the alveolar recruiting maneuver is justified.