Sentence examples for increased chest from inspiring English sources

Characteristics significantly associated with unmeasurable TR envelope were increased chest wall diameter, male gender and mechanical ventilation.

However, asthmatics with an increase in FEV1 after exposure to Florida red tide reported a statistically significant increased chest heaviness (p < 0.01) but no other respiratory symptoms.

In another study, the researchers reported a (nonsignificant) trend towards increased chest tube drainage (CTD) in the FFP group compared with the control group that received prothrombin complex concentrates [ 37].

In the presence of IAH and increased chest wall elastance, the inspiratory pressure of the respiratory system applied during recruitment maneuver should be higher than usually applied, in order to achieve an inspiratory trans-pulmonary pressure that is large enough enough to reopen collapsed alveoli.

Over a 1-year period (April 2011 April 2012), when approximately 55,000 EXOGEN devices were used by patients in the USA, it reported three incidences of skin irritation due to sensitivity to the coupling gel and one report of increased chest pain caused by potential interference with a cardiac pacemaker.

Approximately half of the IAP is transmitted to the intrathoracic space [31, 32]; thus, increased IAP is one of the most common causes of increased chest wall elastance in extrapulmonary ARDS and has been associated with increased pulmonary edema, atelectasis, and lung neutrophil activation [19].

Increasing chest compression rate during cardiopulmonary resuscitation can affect the workload and, ultimately, the quality of chest compression.

During the early rearing period, this was demonstrated by steadily increasing chest perimeters of the 40 principals in each herd.

In presence of other subjective symptoms of mediastinitis like increasing chest pain, chills, general discomfort, and shortness of breath we recommend to perform thoracic CT to exclude mediastinitis.

Severe abdominal hypertension may be associated with a critical FRC reduction caused by a collapse of dependent lung areas and by increasing chest wall elastance.

In elective coronary artery bypass surgery, HES 130/0.4, 49 ml/kg, did not increase chest tube output and erythrocyte transfusion requirements over the levels with HES 200/0.5, 33 ml/kg, plus gelatin.