Meanings of aeroembolism in English

In some divers, underlying conditions can increase the chance of decompression sickness.

I was treating a patient for decompression sickness in a hyperbaric chamber.

This is often referred to as decompression sickness or 'the bends'.

This holds the bubble of pressure around the body and prevents decompression sickness.

Ascents would last up to three hours so divers could avoid decompression sickness.

Adherent cells were eluted by high shear, calcium-free buffer, and air embolism.

We report a case of systemic air embolism that developed during pleural lavage.

Only two complications required intervention: one fatal air embolism and one chest wall hematoma.

It's a miracle you've never given yourself an air embolism.

It must have been a case of air embolism, insufflation.

Various explanations have been put forward, including nitrogen narcosis, arterial gas embolism, and simple panic.

Finally, FeNO might have a potential in the diagnosis and monitoring of pulmonary gas embolism.

Diving can sometimes lead to air or gas embolism, according to the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS).

It traditionally is known to treat things like carbon monoxide poisoning, air and gas embolism, burns and a whole lot of other issues.

This may rupture lung tissue (pulmonary barotrauma), which can lead to gas bubbles being released into the arterial circulation (arterial gas embolism).

Nick Ryan endured chest pains, broken limbs, bleeding sinuses, and caisson disease-thebends.

The chief danger of caisson work is the "bends," or " caisson disease."

Just a touch of caisson disease, I said.

The work was taken over by his son, Washington, who later was stricken with caisson disease & became partly paralyzed.

The caisson disease is popularly called "the bends" a kind of paralysis which is more or less baffling to medical science.