Examples of using Muscle dysfunction in English and their translations into Portuguese
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peripheral skeletal muscle dysfunction, recognized as the principal extrapulmonary manifestation of COPD, also reduces exercise tolerance
Muscle dysfunction, which is present in COPD patients,
Postoperatively there may be decreased lung volumes, respiratory muscle dysfunction Barbalho-Moulim et al.,
including nutritional depletion and skeletal muscle dysfunction, which contribute to exercise intolerance.
limitation of gas exchange, and skeletal muscle dysfunction, is related to COPD severity.
On the other hand, the progression of cardiac cellular rejection may be acompanied by edema and papillary muscle dysfunction, or trigger asymmetrical right ventricular contractility
Peripheral muscle dysfunction is considered a main systemic change in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD
animals have demonstrated that patients with HF are more likely to develop respiratory muscle dysfunction, although this mechanism is still not well elucidated in the literature 16-18.
Although respiratory muscle dysfunction and posture disorders are factors which determine ventilatory disorders,
in arterial dilatation is a result from the endothelial dysfunction, and not an arterial smooth muscle dysfunction.
weight loss and skeletal muscle dysfunction observed in some patients with COPD.
lower limb skeletal muscle dysfunction; and dynamic lung hyperinflation;
causing muscular overload for ventilation and consequent respiratory muscle dysfunction.
and peripheral muscle dysfunction, which can act in isolation or in combination.
The main hypotheses for respiratory muscle dysfunction in ILD are related to systemic inflammation,
Further studies are needed in order to assess the validity of these equations in patients who are more debilitated and have skeletal muscle dysfunction, such as those with lung diseases,
This fact can be explained by new evidence that indicates that skeletal muscle dysfunction syndrome, characterized by atrophy sarcopenia
Peripheral muscle dysfunction can be defined as the loss of one of the two main properties of a muscle,
Respiratory muscle dysfunction should be systematically assessed by serial measurements of inspiratory Pimax and expiratory muscle Pemax generated pressures,
Peripheral muscle dysfunction, often observed in patients on prolonged MV that is due to immobilization on the bed combined with other factors leads to ICU-acquired weakness,