Sentence examples for ventilatory disorders from inspiring English sources

Acid-base and ventilatory disorders 20.1.

Central ventilatory disorders should arouse the attention of anesthesiologists.

Anesthesiologists must be careful with regard to central ventilatory disorders and PSH due to anti-NMDAR encephalitis.

> -wrap-foot> Pulmonadverseeventsvents, which included a change in FEV1 of ≥20%, or clinical symptoms such as breathing difficulty, obstructive ventilatory disorders, and bronchospasm occurred more often in the carvedilol group than among patients taking bisoprolol.

Especially in the presence of central obstructive ventilatory disorders such as COPD or asthma, forced expiratory flow parameters lack reproducibility and do not correlate well with other variables related to airway obstruction (as forced vital capacity, FVC and residual volume-total lung capacity index, (RV/TLC) [ 6, 7].

Due to their obstructive ventilatory disorder, removal of injected fluid could be frequently ineffective.

OR – odds ratio; CI – confidence interval; ORD – obstructive respiratory disorder; MRD – mixed respiratory disorder; RVD – restrictive ventilatory disorder.

There were an obstructive ventilatory disorder defined by a FEV1/VC < 0.7 in 5 patients (11%) with 5 patients (13%) exhibiting a mMRC ≥ 1, a restrictive ventilatory disorder defined by a TLC < 80% in 5 patients (13%) with 5 patients (16%) exhibiting a mMRC ≥ 1, and a decrease in alveolar diffusion defined by DLCO < 70% in 10 patients (26%) with 9 patients (28%) exhibiting a mMRC ≥ 1.

Hypercapnic ventilatory failure due to restrictive disorders may have a negative impact on sleep architecture.

We assessed sleep structure and blood gases before and during NIV in patients with restrictive disorders in hypercapnic ventilatory failure.

The main reasons for ventilatory support were pneumonia (27%), neurologic disorders (19%) and non-pulmonary sepsis (12%).