Exemplos de uso de Restrictive lung em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Official/political
Restrictive lung disease.
Of those same 10 patients, 4 presented restrictive lung disease and 6 presented normal pulmonary function.
Functional imaging, using contrast-enhanced perfusion MRI and ventilation MRI with hyperpolarized gases or oxygen,can be used for the assessment of restrictive lung disease.
The majority of pediatric restrictive lung diseases are secondary to neuromuscular disorders.
The effects of BMF smoke on pulmonary function,as well as its association with obstructive and restrictive lung diseases, in adults have been well documented.
The use of NIV began with restrictive lung disease, especially during the poliomyelitis epidemic.
The pulmonary lupus activity is more unusual than cardiac activity, andoften even after appropriate treatment it usually leaves some degree of permanent significant impairment mainly in the form of restrictive lung disease, which has not occurred in this case.
This pattern of restrictive lung disease and hypoxemia prevalent in cardiac surgery PO cannot be prevented, but can be modified.
Xrs at 5 Hz expressesXrs as a whole, being reduced in patients with restrictive lung disease and in those with chest wall disease.
They can cause restrictive lung disease, which occurs when interstitial involvement predominates, and obstructive lung disease, which occurs when airway involvement is more pronounced.
In the 1980s,NIV became an accepted modality to treat adult patients with restrictive lung disorders, especially in the presence of hypoventilation, severe pulmonary dysfunction or sleep apnea.
The current consensus is that the diagnosis should be made on the basis of a multidisciplinary assessment and a mutually agreeable conclusion. In addition, our sample was more homogeneous than were those evaluated in other studies. Furthermore,we included patients with ILD and restrictive lung function or reduced DLCO.
However few patients might develop a restrictive lung disease pattern compatible with acute respiratory distress syndrome ARDS, that has higher mortality and a higher prevalence of complications.
Except in the intensive care unit ICU,nasal masks were most often used for the chronic ventilation of patients with restrictive lung disease and for the application of CPAP in those with obstructive sleep apnea.
We included pulmonary function tests that met the following criteria: meeting the acceptability and reproducibility criteria for spirometric and lung volume measurements; and evaluating patients who presented with reduced FVC andVC values below the 5th percentile and for whom the diagnosis cited on the clinical spirometry request form could result in obstructive or restrictive lung impairment.
Twelve healthy subjects(group si; mean age 21± 2yrs),six patients with restrictive lung dysfunction(group pi; mean age 40± 15yrs) and six healthy subjects(group sr; mean age 25± 4yrs) participated.
It has been reported that patients with SIOD generally die within the first two decades of life by: infections 23%, stroke 17%, renal failure 15%, pulmonary hypertension and congestive heart failure 15%, organ transplant complications 9%, complications of lymphoproliferative diseases 9%,gastrointestinal hemorrhage 6%, bone marrow aplasia 3% and acute restrictive lung disease 3.
In a retrospective review by Duiverman, which included 114 adult patients with restrictive lung diseases mainly post-poliomyelitis and idiopathic kyphoscoliosis, NIV improved both daytime blood gases and pulmonary function.
In the second study, 20 the researchers made a comparative analysis of three patient groups chemotherapy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy and chemotherapy, radiotherapy and bone marrow transplant groups 10 years after their acute myeloid leukemia treatment and observed that 20% of the patients treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy andbone marrow transplant presented mild restrictive lung disorder.
Pulmonary involvement includes interstitial disease pneumonitis or fibrosis,aspiration pneumonia, restrictive lung disease, ventilatory failure secondary to muscular weakness, infectious pneumonia, and drug-induced pneumonitis.
Although the literature demonstrates the superiority of volume IS, to the detriment of the flow IS in relation to increases in TV and abdominal displacement[22], the flow IS is often used because it is more economically affordable, which allows its continuity after hospital discharge,a period on which still persists as significant restrictive lung disorder[11] even four months after surgery 23.
Pulmonary hypertension was identified in 8.7% of the patients and, together with restrictive lung disease and respiratory muscle weakness, was one of the most prevalent types of lung impairment in these individuals.
Females predominated in the normal pulmonary function and reduced FEF groups 62% and 68%, respectively, whereas, in the airway obstruction,airway obstruction plus lung hyperinflation, restrictive lung disease, and mixed pattern groups, males predominated 54.7%, 66.5%, 58.1% and 68.6% respectively.
The 1999 Consensus Conference Report suggested the use of noninvasive positive pressure ventilation for restrictive lung disease in the presence of symptoms fatigue, dyspnea, morning headache, etc with one of the following parameters: PaCO2>= 45 mmHg, nocturnal oximetry demonstrating oxygen saturation.
Volunteers with postural changes affecting the respiratory mechanics were excluded from the study, as were those with neuromuscular changes,obstructive and restrictive lung diseases, hypertension or heart diseases, as well as those who smoked and those with a BMI> 25 kg/m.
Knowing the importance of respiratory therapy for patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis who present severe thoracic curvatures and restrictive lung disease and the scarcity of systematic studies on this subject, we realized the relevance in creating an electronic protocol to standardize and monitor the performance of physiotherapy.
One clinical study focussed mainly on assessing the effect of Aldurazyme on the systemic manifestations of MPS I such as poor endurance, restrictive lung disease, upper airway obstruction, reduced joint range of motion, hepatomegaly and visual impairment.
The study from New England from 2001 about albino patients from Puerto Rico relating genetic changes 16bp duplication in exon 15 and restrictive lung disease is also worth to be mentioned because it shows us that other genetic changes not yet discovered can assist us in early detection and in the most appropriate care of patients.
We excluded patients who presented with any of the following: exacerbation of ILD 30 days prior to inclusion in the study;nonparenchymal restrictive lung disease; predominance of obstructive lung disease; use of home oxygen therapy; uncontrolled coronary artery disease; neuromuscular disease; skeletal anomalies; and any other comorbidity that affected ambulation.
Radiological images may reveal an interstitial pattern of ground-glass lesions, linear opacities,parenchymal consolidations and/or micronodules with evidence of restrictive lung function. In the present study, almost one-half of the patients demonstrated evidence of incipient pneumopathy, ground-glass lesions and/or basal pulmonary fibrosis using computed tomography at high resolution.