Sentence examples for oxygenation with a from inspiring English sources
In some COPD patients with long-standing disease, increasing their alveolar oxygenation with a high concentration of inspired oxygen raises the possibility of decreased hypoxic drive and subsequent increased carbon dioxide retention.
Postoperative pneumonia was defined as the presence and persistence of signs of respiratory infection, such as fever, purulent sputum, leukocytosis, increased level of blood C-reactive protein, and worsening oxygenation with a new radiographic infiltrate [6].
From a practical perspective, improved oxygenation with a reduction in partial carbon dioxide tension indicates lung recruitment.
These higher values of PEEP resulted in improved lung mechanics, reduced driving pressure, improved oxygenation, with a trend for higher PaCO2 and lower systemic and pulmonary pressure.
Veno-venous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation with a new miniaturized device supports gas transfer effectively, allows for highly protective ventilation and is very reliable.
We also tried to correlate changes in oxygenation with a score expressing the radiographic extend of lung disease on the basis of portable anterolateral X-rays.
The indications for MV after INSURE were acute respiratory insufficiency, poor oxygenation with an a/A-ratio <0.15, and respiratory acidosis (pH < 7.20) despite optimal nCPAP pressures.
Cells were pretreated with varying concentrations of CF3 indomethacin for 30 min followed by incubation with [1-C]AA for 20 min. In this assay, CF3 indomethacin inhibited COX-2-dependent AA oxygenation with an IC50 value of 0.15 μM.
While inhaled APC improved oxygenation with an associated decrease in the alveolar-arterial difference and the pulmonary shunt fraction, there was only a modest improvement in lung aeration in APC-treated animals.
Our study animals reliably developed lung injury as shown by the impaired oxygenation with an initial reduction of PaO2/FiO2 to under 300 mmHg, but none of the animals experienced hypoxemia.
It was not possible to measure StO2 during de-oxygenation with a distance of 4 cm in three of the subjects due to "signal underflow".
