Examples of using Hyperventilation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Only one article about pulmonary hyperventilation was clinical while five were found about PEEP level.
Prophylactic and prolonged hyperventilation maneuvers are not recommended during the first 24 hours,
Optimized hyperventilation in short periods seems to be the most promising technique for control of ICP and CPP.
The reduction in CO2 levels during hyperventilation also reduces cerebral blood flow
It is also relevant to know that forced exercise and hyperventilation increase dyspnea,
These include hyperventilation with consequent excessive reduction in PaCO2,
The Buteyko breathing technique for controlling hyperventilation may result in a reduction in medication use;
Breathing and puffing more than we need is called hyperventilation and the only thing you get with this is dizziness or fainting.
To eliminate cerebral edema, hyperventilation is performed
Hyperventilation syndrome affects the workpractically all systems of human organs,
Both during the hyperventilation period and after it, the patient may report that the hands
In fact, hyperventilation is one of the most common causes of pins and needles.
Hyperventilation syndrome is quite rarepathological phenomenon,
This effect will be important when hyperventilation is considered to reduce the brain volume in children with intracranial hypertensionB.
The hyperventilation technique was applied to exclude spontaneous breathing efforts RR>30bpm for 2 minutes.
First, panic attacks and hyperventilation syndrome both feature dyspnea,
In addition, the patients with asthma and hyperventilation syndrome more often presented with basal dyspnea, were more sensitive to anxiety
Second, the hyperventilation syndrome has been reported to overlap with PD in about 40% of patients.
Experimental evidence suggests that hyperventilation is a significant component of PD,
Hyperventilation has been considered as a cause,