Examples of using Dynamic hyperinflation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Better understanding of the pathophysiology of airway obstruction and dynamic hyperinflation, coupled with improved mechanical ventilation strategies
Dynamic hyperinflation is the major cause of exercise limitation in patients with COPD,
such as ventilatory limitation, dynamic hyperinflation and musculoskeletal dysfunction.
the reduction in inspiratory reserve volume and dynamic hyperinflation.
is responsible for the high physiological requirement and the dynamic hyperinflation(dh) during the tglittre.
Enurev Breezhaler, dosed in the morning, reduced dynamic hyperinflation and improved the length of time exercise could be maintained from the first dose onwards.
causing dynamic hyperinflation during acute asthma crises.
The authors demonstrated that one such strategy-the use of heliox a mixture of 79% helium and 21% oxygen-is able to ameliorate expiratory flow limitation and dynamic hyperinflation, accelerating the dynamics of peripheral muscle utilization of oxygen as a consequence of improved delivery during high-intensity exercise in patients with moderate to severe COPD.
Additionally. patients that present a higher static hyperinflation are also those with a greater dynamic hyperinflation during the exercise.
acute asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, have dynamic hyperinflation and positive end-expiratory alveolar pressure.
There are still few studies extensively investigating the behavior of dynamic hyperinflation during field or laboratory walk tests.
Most studies evaluating the occurrence of dynamic hyperinflation and its repercussions have involved exercise testing on a cycle ergometer.
In addition to dynamic hyperinflation and skeletal muscle weakness,
Dynamic hyperinflation on exertion is the result of expiratory flow limitation in response to reduced expiratory time,
there is increased physiological dead space, dynamic hyperinflation with flattening of the diaphragm,
Other studies have shown that the development of dynamic hyperinflation can be identified by simple submaximal exercise tests,
auto-PEEP also known as dynamic hyperinflation.
FRC, dynamic hyperinflation and chronic hyperinflation determine the attribution of different meanings to each term,
In patients with COPD, dyspnea can occur due to dynamic hyperinflation, neuromechanical dissociation,
In addition to the ventilatory overload, dynamic hyperinflation can cause adverse effects on the inspiratory muscles