Sentence examples for respiratory obstacle from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is necessary that any respiratory obstacle such as nasal septum deviation, particularly hypertrophy of the turbinates, be resolved in the same surgical procedure.

Respiratory depression is the main obstacle for the safe administration of morphine for acute pain after injury.

These tests include stress-ECG to evaluate standardized physical fitness and a fitness test with heavy respiratory protection gear on the obstacle course.

However, the profound depressing effects of isoflurane on cardiovascular and respiratory system can be an obstacle for clinical use in vulnerable transplanted patients.

Devi et al. [ 45] questioning 253 Malaysian physicians reported that 83% of the respondents consider a possible addiction and the fear of exceeding sedation and respiratory depression as the main obstacles in prescribing morphine.

Other obstacles in obtaining essential respiratory samples include the fact that many patients are treated with empirical antibiotics or steroids prior to specimen collection [ 2, 13, 16].

The frequent lack of a positive and timely microbiological diagnosis in patients with lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) is an important obstacle to antimicrobial stewardship.

Editor: G. Greub The frequent lack of a positive and timely microbiological diagnosis in patients with lower respiratory tract (LRT) infection (LRTI) is an important obstacle to antimicrobial stewardship.

We have tried to develop a new digital score evaluation system and translate those clinical descriptive information into digitals in a number of respiratory diseases, although there are still a large number of obstacles to be overcome.

To overcome this obstacle, researchers have begun exploring the use of biomarkers for chronic respiratory disease such as serum levels of Clara cell protein CC16.

A major obstacle for vaccination against RSV is the risk of inducing an exacerbated lower respiratory tract disease due to an enhanced local inflammatory reaction following viral infection.