Sentence examples for pulmonary pressure from inspiring English sources

Only two patients with more severe PH (mean pulmonary pressure 35 and 36 mmHg) were missed.

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is characterized by progressive elevation in pulmonary pressure and loss of small pulmonary arteries.

Today, physicians often assess pulmonary pressure when initially evaluating a patient, but they do so far less frequently in follow-up evaluation.

First, probability density functions (PDFs) of right pulmonary artery (PA) flow split ratio and average pulmonary pressure are determined from clinical measurements, complemented by literature data.

It is unknown whether racial differences in PASP exist or if other population characteristics are associated with pulmonary pressure in humans.

The potential problems facing Mr. Angel, according to his team, include breathing underwater, which increases pulmonary pressure; falling asleep, which risks complications with the mask; and the inevitable pruning, which makes the skin susceptible to cuts.

About 20 min after withdrawing CPB, signs of left heart failure appeared; systolic blood pressure was <70 mmHg, and mean pulmonary pressure was >40 mmHg.

Only the presence of a lower inflection point on the pulmonary pressure-volume curve identifies the existence of a massive reopening of previously collapsed bronchoalveolar regions.

Ventilator strategies aiming at optimized trans-pulmonary pressure TPP (difference between intra- and extra-pulmonary pressure: TPP = TIP-TEP) have been shown to improve outcome.

The recruitment maneuver (RM) is a transient increase in trans-pulmonary pressure to reopen collapsed alveoli.

However, prevention of alveolar collapse not only depends on intra-pulmonary, but also on the extra-pulmonary pressure (EPP).