Sentence examples for development of aspiration from inspiring English sources

The patient was extubated on day 2 without the development of aspiration pneumonia.

Electrocardiogram QRS duration was noted to have normalised completely on day 2. Extubation occurred on day 3 with ICU discharge on the same day following development of aspiration pneumonia requiring antibiotic therapy.

Aspiration of foreign oropharyngeal material or gastric content is a serious risk factor for the development of aspiration pneumonia in patients receiving mechanical ventilation in the ICU.

It was hypothesized that impaired periodontal status and pathogenic oral bacteria significantly contribute to development of aspiration pneumonia following neurosurgical operations.

This assured up-to-date information when assessing modifiable risk factors, such as immunization with the influenza or pneumococcal vaccine, or development of aspiration due to stroke.

We therefore considered that the aspiration was not associated with PAEC only, although it could have contributed to the development of aspiration.

Given that patients with similar characteristics in the intervention group (seven) did not develop lung complications, suggests that neurological dysfunction and immobility or low mobility can be considered as increased risk factors but not a certainty for the development of aspiration-induced lung complications.

What is, then, the relation between migrants' evolving life experience and the development of their aspirations?

Fig. 1 The development of migrant aspirations over time as a set of mutual influences: key factors emerging from migrants' biographic narratives.

The current study was designed to determine the effects of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) in the development of acid aspiration-induced lung injury in rats.

Now, the interaction between processes such as migrants' remittances, the development of widespread aspirations to leave and the cumulative diffusion of a "culture of migration" is all too complex and case-dependent to be addressed here (see, among others, Ali, 2007; Belloni, 2015; Connell, 2008; Kandel & Massey, 2002).