10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OLIGAEMIC»
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1
Veterinary Surgical Techniques
Determination of plasma volume indicates whether circulatory failure is of
oligaemic origin or it is due to conditions like peritonitis, septicaemia or toxaemia.
Infusion of large quantities of fluid is life saving in oligaemic patients however, it
may ...
2
Clinical Care for Lawyers
The former is commonly due to blood loss and is called oligaemic shock because
the blood volume is reduced; the same result follows loss of another blood
constituent, such as plasma. The latter is called septic shock. The main
circulatory ...
John Stewart, Stewart, 1999
... fistula Aneurysm of Vein of Galen CYANOTIC CHD 2.1 2.2 With Superior (L)
axis deviation RVH + PLETHORIC RVH + OLIGAEMIC LUNG LUNG single
atrium TOF + common AV canal DORV PS + common AV canal Hypersplenism
DORV + ...
4
Manson's Tropical Diseases
Studies of dehydration in the desert suggest that death is ultimately due to
oligaemic shock and to heat stroke due to loss of thermoregulatory control.17
Treatment consists of rest in cool surroundings with carefully controlled
rehydration ...
Gordon C. Cook, Alimuddin Zumla, 2008
5
Pathology for Surgeons in Training, 3Ed: An A-Z Revision Text
HYPOVOLAEMIC. (OLIGAEMIC). SHOCK. Hypovolaemic shock is attributable to
the loss of blood, plasma or water. Ultimately, there is a reduction in circulating
blood volume; tachycardia; and impaired cardiac output. Haemorrhagic Common
...
Dugald Gardner, David E. F Tweedle, 2002
6
Acta Physiologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
pressure reduce capillary filtration pressure in oligaemic shock. These account
for the decrease of the central lymph flow. The circumstance that intestinal
resorption decreases in shock is also operating in this direction [12]. This
relationship ...
7
Hutchison's Paediatrics
8.16: Chest X-ray, tetralogy of Fallot showing a “boot-shaped” heart with upturned
apex and oligaemic lung fields stenosis. The cycle is self-perpetuating and may
result in hypoxic syncope and convulsions. Children with this problem often ...
Gupta Goel, Krishna M. Goel, Devendra K. Gupta, 2012
8
Controversies in Stroke Care
Concerning DWI/PWI, it is also clear that we need more validation of the currently
suggested Tmax threshold on PWI to more precisely distinguish oligaemic tissue
from hypoperfused regions destined for infarction. The optimal size of the ...
Majaz Moonis, M. V. Padma Srivastava, 2012
9
Examination of the Newborn: A Practical Guide
A chest radiograph shows oligaemic lung fields and an ECG shows a superior
axis and left axis deviation. The baby requires urgent referral to a cardiologist for
assessment. PULMONARY ATRESIA (FIGURE 6.6) This baby is dependent upon
...
Helen Baston, Heather Durward, 2005
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Midline Medical Dictionary
Oligaemic. Affected with oligaemia; oligemic. Oligemia. See Oligaemia. Oligemic.
See Oligaemic. Oligo-. Prefix meaning deficiency or diminution. <3n*r' % TFT
Oligoamnios. Deficiency in the amount of the amniotic fluid; oligohydramnion.
