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Significats de upper airway en anglès

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верхние дыхательные пути
portuguès
tracto respiratório superior
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de las vías aéreas altas
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vies aèries superiors

Parts of the respiratory system lying above the sternal angle (outside of the thorax), above the vocal folds, or above the cricoid cartilage.

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Ús de upper airway en anglès
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In this age group, upper airway obstruction was the most frequent indication.
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Lower and upper airway responses were measured by spirometry and symptom scores.
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We did not find relationships between the upper airway and systemic compartments.
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However, the relationship between upper airway microbiota and chronic respiratory diseases remains unclear.
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Estimates were adjusted for history of difficult airway, upper airway obstruction, and age.
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Respiratory-related problems in Pompe disease include hypoventilation and upper airway dysfunction.
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The procedure decreased upper airway obstruction to the same degree as bilateral ventriculocordectomy.
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Observation of aspirated blood in the upper airway or bronchi is not possible.
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Background: The longer upper airway is more collapsible during sleep.
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Inflammatory processes of the upper airway may alter the responsiveness of the lower airway.
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One child did not show adequate improvement of upper airway obstruction and remained tracheotomy-dependent.
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Relief of upper airway obstruction was the most frequent indication.
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Results: The upper airway length is longer in patients and correlates strongly to body weight.
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Animals: Six Standardbred horses without upper airway abnormalities at rest or during high-speed treadmill exercise.
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The majority of children (76%) were referred for upper airway obstruction.
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These changes were associated with significantly increased PM10 levels and concentrations of upper airway vanadium.
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