Sentence examples for oxygenation and low from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, apneic oxygenation and low frequency ventilation combined with extracorporeal CO2 removal (ECCO2R) from small vessels was reported to improve survival in the treatment of ARDS adults.

PbtO2 monitoring can be used to identify cerebral perfusion pressure targets for optimal brain tissue oxygenation, and low perihematomal PbtO2 correlates with poorer outcomes after ICH [ 10].

The features statistically significantly associated with receipt of invasive respiratory or vasopressor support were low systolic blood pressure, multilobar chest radiography involvement, low albumin level, high respiratory rate, tachycardia, confusion, poor oxygenation, and low arterial pH: SMART-COP.

Observations that are especially relevant to the reduced amplitudes we found in the first N1 P1 amplitude block are that EEG alpha activity predominates in occipito-parietal areas and studies using simultaneous EEG and near-infrared spectroscopy show that low alpha amplitudes in healthy subjects are related to small oxygenation responses and low VEP amplitude [27].

This systematic review demonstrates that pleural drainage in mechanically ventilated patients is associated with improved oxygenation and a reassuringly low risk of serious peri-procedural complications.

Because of the long bypass time (501 min) and low oxygenation due to a large amount of fluid infusion, it was difficult to wean off the cardiopulmonary bypass, and the patient was sent to the intensive care unit with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.

All of these data suggest that NIV should be a reasonable treatment option in some specific AHF pictures characterized by systemic hypoperfusion and low oxygenation status [ 45].

All patients required prolonged mechanical ventilation (median duration 49 days, range 10 88); four received extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and one received low-flow extracorporeal CO2 removal.

Tumours in vivo represent complex three-dimensional cellular organisations with a characteristically harsh microenvironment comprising high cell density, low pH, toxic metabolites, low oxygenation and elevated interstitial pressure.

Next, the condition involves the proliferation of both lungs, serious lung exudation and low pulmonary oxygenation (low oxygenated blood).

However, direct measures assessing the effect of full cessation of circulation (hypothermic circulatory arrest) in animal surgical studies clearly demonstrate the relationship between induced hypoxemia and low global oxygenation (circulatory arrest or selective cerebral perfusion) with low brain tissue oxygenation and subsequent histopathological injury (Pokela et al. 2001; Salazar et al. 2009).