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Significados de dyspnea en inglés

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dipsnea
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A feeling of not being able to breathe well enough.

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portugués
dispnéia
español
fatiga respiratoria
catalán
dispnea
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Feelings associated with impaired breathing.

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Uso de dyspnea en inglés
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The arm and hand were paralyzed, and the woman suffered great dyspnea.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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The most frequent symptoms following withdrawal were confusion, agitation, pain and dyspnea.
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Trainees participated in a simulated event involving the presentation of acute dyspnea.
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Diuretics are effective in relieving edema, and dyspnea resulting from pulmonary edema.
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An 18-year man was admitted to the hospital because of acute dyspnea.
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These patients were symptomatic with chest pain, shortness of breath, and dyspnea.
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Conclusion: The many causes of dyspnea make it a diagnostic challenge.
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After two weeks of chemotherapy, however, the patient developed progressive dyspnea.
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Results: The most common clinical findings were hepatosplenomegaly and mild to moderate dyspnea.
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Rationale: Experimental and neuroimaging studies have suggested strong associations between dyspnea and pain.
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However, field assessment of dyspnea from multiple etiologies is less concordant.
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She had received medical treatment, but her dyspnea did not improve.
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The patient then suffered from sudden left chest pain and dyspnea.
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Background: Exercise-induced dyspnea is a frequent feature in patients with hyperthyroidism.
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The patient was observed to be having dyspnea only in the upright position.
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Two months after operation, he complained dyspnea and came back to our hospital.
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Dyspnea a través del tiempo
Dyspnea por variante geográfica
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