Sentence examples for method of chest from inspiring English sources
Over-the-head cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a method of chest compression, which may be easier to perform than standard CPR in a confined space.
To evaluate the incidence of post-extubation atelectasia (PEA) and brain injury in newborns treated with the expiratory flow increase (EFI) method of chest physiotherapy, the most common chest physiotherapy technique in France.
A NPV of 99% can be interpreted as excellent, but this slight gain from that of cTnI is not sufficient to change the conventional method of chest pain investigation in our ED, even in low to moderate PTP patients.
Overall, regular CXR seems to be a feasible method of chest surveillance considering the positive and negative predictive values of surveillance CXR in STS of 92% and 97%, respectively (Whooley et al, 2000).
Unlike the current method of CPR — only chest compressions for heart attack victims — a drowning victim needs immediate ventilation.
The extended V-Y latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap described by Micali and Carramaschi provides an innovative method of closing large anterior chest defects after resection of breast cancer.
Sensitivity of low-dose CT by the incidence method was 79.5%, whereas that of chest X-ray was 86.5%.
In this study, one possible reason for the opposite trends of diagnosis and treatment delay from 2002 to 2006 may be that the method of TB diagnosis was chest radiography prior to 2002, but gradually moved towards laboratory testing from 2002 onwards.
The methods for the visual assessment of chest CTs in both COPDGene and FHS have been described previously [ 9, 10].
Unexpectedly, the sensitivity of low-dose CT screening estimated by the incidence method (79.5%) was lower than that of chest X-ray screening (86.5%); however, the difference was not statistically significant.
This study presents, to the best of our knowledge, the first accelerometer-based method for feedback on rate and depth of chest compressions that avoids the drift problem.
