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Meanings of acute-on-chronic respiratory failure in English

Russian
дыхательная недостаточность
Portuguese
insuficiência respiratória
Spanish
fallo respiratorio
Catalan
insuficiència respiratòria

Inadequate gas exchange by the respiratory system.

Related terms
дыхательная недостаточность
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Examples for "acute and chronic respiratory failure"
Examples for "acute and chronic respiratory failure"
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Purpose: Non-invasive ventilation is largely used to treat acute and chronic respiratory failure.
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The complications leading to acute respiratory failure were unpredictable in most patients.
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Conclusion: Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis occasionally present with acute respiratory failure.
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Four developed profound hypotension, and three of these also suffered acute respiratory failure.
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Life-threatening acute respiratory failure associated with tumor lysis syndrome is rare.
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The conventional use of NPPV in hypoxaemic acute respiratory failure still remains controversial, however.
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Purpose: Non-invasive ventilation is largely used to treat acute and chronic respiratory failure.
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The incidence of chronic respiratory failure is underestimated in Martinique.
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Lung transplantation must be considered when chronic respiratory failure occurs in patients younger than 60 years.
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Improvements in medical care have allowed many children with neuromuscular disease and chronic respiratory failure to survive into adulthood.
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Conclusions: In patients with chronic respiratory failure, blood gas parameters should be considered as negative prognostic factors of right heart failure.
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However, administration of surfactant is currently not advised in adult respiratory failure.
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Objective: Acute respiratory failure is a significant complication of severe pneumococcal pneumonia.
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Objective: To investigate the correlation between respiratory failure and the pulmonary circulation.
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If the patient were in severe respiratory failure, corticosteroid is used concomitantly.
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However, she died from respiratory failure on the fourth day after admission.
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Pulmonary exposure to the plant toxin ricin leads to respiratory insufficiency and death.
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In 3 of such cases respiratory insufficiency was also present.
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Short term forced oral breathing induced by nasal occlusion caused respiratory insufficiency in mice.
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She died at 5 years of age of respiratory insufficiency.
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Enlarging oropharyngeal airway by esophagus intubation could improve the respiratory insufficiency under nasal occlusion.
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Translations for acute-on-chronic respiratory failure