Sentence examples for airways above from inspiring English sources

The move came a day after a small private plane strayed into restricted airspace over La Guardia Airport, heightening concerns about the security of the airways above the city.

Macrophages exist in small and large airways above and below the mucus.

Two articles [ 18, 22] were excluded because airway measurements concerned only airways above the fifth airway generation.

Allergic rhinitis (AR), also often associated with conjunctival symptoms, is a disorder of the upper airways (namely, above the larynx) resulting from IgE-mediated inflammation of the nose upon contact of the nasal mucosa with allergens: symptoms include rhinorrhea, nasal itching, sneezing, and nasal obstruction [ 2].

Patients were routinely extubated if the above airway and pulmonary criteria were met and the GCS improved to more than 8 for at least 12 hours.

Animals were divided into two groups that were matched for static driving airway pressure (ΔPAW,stat), defined as above, but not for dynamic driving airway pressure (ΔPAW,dyn), defined as the difference between airway pressure recorded when flow zeroed immediately after an end-inspiratory occlusion (P1) and end-expiratory airway pressure.

The authors have used a sophisticated automatic algorithm to define acceptable synchrony (that is, an error between electrical activity of the diaphragm and airway pressure above 20%) [ 1].

Moreover, the investigators set the HFOV mean airway 2 cmH2O above the mean airway pressure measured during CMV and 'best PEEP' corresponding to the minimum respiratory system elastance: in this way the CMV and HFOV open lung approaches were very comparable.

PP had to be interrupted in the first few minutes for a third patient because of major desaturation related to an increase in airway pressure (above 50 cmH2O) due to abdominal compartment syndrome.

Ventilation was with the same settings as above, and airway pressure (PAW) was monitored with a pressure transducer (Transpac III; Abbott).

Our results clearly showed that the cuff-leak test (particularly its inspiratory component) is influenced by factors other than the cross-sectional area of the trachea and/or the upper airways and thus the above-mentioned cut-off points of cuff-leak volume should be re-evaluated.