Examples of using Ventilatory function in English and their translations into Portuguese
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all had greater impairment of ventilatory function regardless of which examination was held.
replace the pump function of the heart, and the respiratory and ventilatory functions of the lungs.
FEV1 were used as measures of ventilatory function.
The buildup of adipose tissue is deleterious to the ventilatory function in children of both genders.
The altered breathing mode can also be associated with changes in the ventilatory function and mechanics.
We aimed to explore the effects of mild obesity on ventilatory function in the pediatric age group.
One of the mainstays of intensive care in pediatrics and neonatology is safe control of the ventilatory function achieved by mechanical ventilation MV.
Of the 17 patients evaluated, 9 53% presented normal ventilatory function, and the remaining 847% presented mild restrictive defect prior to the hemodialysis session.
Family income had an impact on the child's ventilatory function; 100% of children with obstructive pattern came from families whose monthly income was reported as lower than three minimum wages.
physical activity may mediate the association between obesity status and impaired lung and ventilatory function.
group of healthy women. No significant differences were observed in the other ventilatory function variables studied.
comorbid conditions as some of the main factors related to changes in ventilatory function both pre and postoperatively, and such results agree
The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effects of Hatha Yoga on the ventilatory function of healthy women participating in the Physical Activity
some objective measurements can be used to evaluate the relationship between the alterations observed in ventilatory function and airway inflammation.
allergic rhinitis and who had ventilatory function within the norms, and confirmed by spirometry.
Those authors reported that large proportions of body fat are associated with decreased values of ventilatory function, and also described two important limitations of their study:
There are some contradictory reports in the literature with regard to the effects of dexmedetomidine on ventilatory function in some human and animal studies, suggesting mild respiratory depression, reduction of the minute ventilation
accompanied by a significant worsening of ventilatory function, characterized by decreased tidal volume
In classifying the spirometry results from the subjects in the three groups, into normal ventilatory function or obstructive, restrictive
We conclude from our survey that the most involved variables in the decrease in ventilatory function were the same found in the literature,