Term Gallery logo

Significats de asphyxia en anglès

rus
удушение
portuguès
asfixia
espanyol
asfixia
català
asfíxia

Condition of severely deficient supply of oxygen to the body.

Termes relacionats
asfíxia
Ús de asphyxia en anglès
1
The high mortality rate could partly be explained by associated perinatal asphyxia.
Pubmed
2
In the case of asphyxia, people often fail to effect their object.
Bouvard and Pécuchet: A Tragi-comic Novel of Bourgeois Life, par...
3
This can possibly lead to fetal malformation, asphyxia or floppy infant syndrome.
Pubmed
4
Another recipient died of accidental asphyxia at 6 months after the transplantation.
Pubmed
5
The final coroner's report states Phillips died of asphyxia due to hanging.
Ebony
6
A coroner later ruled he'd died of asphyxia and a broken larynx.
Radio NZ
7
The usual signs of asphyxia had been obliterated by decomposition and saponification.
Break No Bones
8
He breathes comfortably an atmosphere which would give a healthy man asphyxia.
Sevenoaks: A Story of Today
9
Such stimulation, however, Pilcher and Sollmann believe may be secondary to asphyxia.
Disturbances of the Heart / Discussion of the Treatment of the H...
10
Horrible leaps were made by those living creatures, who struggled against asphyxia.
Dick Sand: A Captain at Fifteen
11
Lowery's death would go down as accidental asphyxia associated with autoerotic activity.
Spider bones: a novel
12
This time he suffered an incident of severe asphyxia and loss of consciousness.
Pubmed
13
SEPs may provide useful additional information when assessing the infant with birth asphyxia.
Pubmed
14
These may include low birth weight and asphyxia leading to neonatal intensive care.
Pubmed
15
There is evidence that the dopaminergic system is sensitive to asphyxia.
Pubmed
16
But not her dizziness; Veta remained in the grip of asphyxia.
Last Light
Sobre aquest terme
Més col·locacions
Translations for asphyxia
català
asfíxia
Asphyxia a través del temps
Asphyxia per variant geogràfica
Estats Units d'Amèrica
Comú
Regne Unit
Comú