Sentence examples for compromise circulation from inspiring English sources
A growing number of clinical and experimental studies unambiguously show that pleural effusion (PLE) not only causes respiratory derangement but also may significantly compromise circulation [1 5].
The PEEP level (8 cmH2O) that did not induce lung overdistension or compromise circulation was determined.
These structural modifications are suspected to alter blood rheology, and can ultimately compromise circulation and lead to organ failure.
These interruptions, known as hands-off intervals, adversely affect the probability of restoration of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) after the delivery of the shock [ 17] and compromise circulation [ 18].
This situation can occur after trauma or be the result of other events or conditions that can compromise circulation, such as corticosteroid treatment, scuba diving, sickle cell anaemia, alcoholism and pregnancy.
However, this degree of hypercapnic acidosis did not markedly compromise circulation; heart rate and arterial pressure increased probably due to increased sympathetic activity, which also could have contributed to the increased pulmonary artery pressure.
The chaotic nature of excitation and inefficient ventricular contraction in pathological ventricular arrhythmias frequently compromises circulation.
Syncope can occur with any cardiac rhythm disturbance that compromises circulation, such as a transient cessation of circulatory activity due to heart block.
Long-circulating nanocarriers have been extensively studied to deliver chemotherapeutics; however, the inclusion of targeting agents compromises circulation times thereby offsetting the benefits of active targeting.
These patients may have severely compromised circulation and tissue hypoxia, yet because of peripheral vasoconstriction, their blood pressure may be in the normal range.
Importantly, it should also be added that, although most reports indicate compromised circulation in PES-positive people, some showed no difference (Tarkkanen et al., 2008 ).
