PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «ATELECTASIS»
atelectasis
bibasilar
pneumothorax
absorption
pronounce
dependent
subsegmental
treatment
causes
atelectasis
defined
collapse
closure
lung
resulting
reduced
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exchange
affect
part
condition
where
alveoli
deflated
distinct
from
pulmonary
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your
lungs
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small
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bronchiectasis
merck
manual
home
becomes
airless
collapses
bronchial
tubes
cause
medscape
reference
term
derived
greek
words
ateles
ektasis
mean
incomplete
expansion
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article
radiopaedia
refers
parenchyma
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used
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ATELECTASIS»
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atelectasis en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Chest Radiology: The Essentials
FIGURE 11-2. Bibasilar resorptive atelectasis. AP chest radiograph shows
abnormal opacity associated with air hronchograms (arrows) in the lower lobes.
There are other areas of linear subsegmental atelectasis more superiorly in the
lower ...
Jannette Collins, Eric J. Stern, 2012
2
Fundamentals of Diagnostic Radiology
is a form of passive atelectasis in which an intrapul- monary mass compresses
adjacent lung parenchyma; common causes include bullae, abscesses, and
tumors. Processes resulting in parenchymal fibrosis reduce alveolar volume and
...
William E. Brant, Clyde A. Helms, 2007
3
Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-surgical Nursing
Atelectasis refers to closure or collapse of alveoli and often is described in
relation to x-ray findings and clinical signs and symptoms. Atelectasis may be
acute or chronic and may cover a broad range of pathophysiologic changes, from
mi- ...
Suzanne C. O'Connell Smeltzer, Brenda G. Bare, Janice L. Hinkle, 2010
4
Pathophysiology: A 2-in-1 Reference for Nurses
Atelectasis 4 Occurs when alveolar sacs or entire lung segments expand
incompletely, producing partial or complete lung collapse 4 Allows unoxygenated
blood to pass, resulting in hypoxia «• May be chronic or acute 4 Commonly
occurs in ...
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2005
5
Pediatric Physical Therapy
the atelectasis is large. The trachea will deviate toward the involved lung
because of volume loss, and a dull percussion note, which indicates an airless
lung, will be present. By auscultation, breath sounds will be reduced or absent.
Jan Stephen Tecklin, 2008
6
Professional Guide to Pathophysiology
Atelectasis occurs when the alveolar sacs or entire lung segments expand
incompletely, producing a partial or complete lung collapse. This phenomenon
removes certain regions of the lung from gas exchange, allowing unoxygenated
blood ...
7
Radiology 101: The Basics & Fundamentals of Imaging
Bilateral discoid (plate-like) atelectasis. PA chest radiograph. The arrows indicate
the typical appearance of regions of discoid atelectasis, which are commonly
found in postoperative, post-trauma, severely ill, or debilitated patients.
atelectasis ...
8
Essential Radiology: Clinical Presentation Pathophysiology ...
However, the right hilum is bulging laterally, indicating a mass. (B) After the
atelectasis largely cleared, leaving only a residual platelike area of atelectasis,
the right hilar mass is seen to better advantage. (C) A close-up view of the
mediastinum ...
Richard B. Gunderman, 2011
9
Thoracic Imaging: Pulmonary and Cardiovascular Radiology
Adhesive Atelectasis Surfactant reduces the surface tension of alveolar fluid and
tends to prevent lung collapse as the alveoli decrease in volume with expiration.
Deficiency of surfactant allows alveoli to collapse, so-called adhesive atelectasis
...
W. Richard Webb, Charles B. Higgins, 2011
10
Perioperative Medicine: Managing for Outcome
Atelectasis The term atelectasis is derived from the Greek words ateles and
ektasis, which mean incomplete expansion. Atelectasis is defined as alveolar
collapse with reduced intrapulmonary air. It is the most common postoperative ...
Mark F. Newman, Lee A. Fleisher, Mitchell P. Fink, 2008
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ATELECTASIS»
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atelectasis en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
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Congenital atelectasis occurs in fetuses or newborns when the lungs fail to expand at birth, according to the Mayo Clinic's website. This can be ... «Belleville News-Democrat, Jun 15»
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... upper respiratory tract infection (8% vs 0%) oropharyngeal pain (8% vs 0%) atelectasis (8% vs 0%) and incision site erythema (19% vs 12%). «PharmiWeb.com, Jun 15»
Can oxygen hurt our patients?
One mechanism may be absorption atelectasis. Gas laws mandate that increases in the concentration of one gas will displace or lower the ... «EMS1.com, Jun 15»
GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) Gets FDA Approval For Breo Ellipta To …
... the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a condition that includes chronic bronchitis, atelectasis, and/or emphysema. «Bidness ETC, May 15»
Dolphin and Whale Researchers Will Use ndd Medical's PFT …
The answer could yield insights into human pulmonary disease processes as well as conditions like atelectasis (the partial or complete ... «Business Wire, Abr 15»
Acute respiratory distress syndrome: we can't miss regional lung …
Pronounced consolidation and/or atelectasis have been well documented in ARDS, but the contribution of regional perfusion to oxygenation ... «BMC Blogs Network, Mar 15»
Reduced pulmonary blood flow in regions of injury 2 hours after acid …
Lung atelectasis, alveolar edema, peribronchial hemorrhage, and neutrophil migration are consequences of an aspiration event [1],[2] and may ... «BMC Blogs Network, Mar 15»
Preoperative Physical Therapy in the Elective Cardiac Surgery …
The authors noted that regardless, it was clear that preoperative physical therapy reduced atelectasis, pneumonia and postoperative length of ... «HCPLive, Mar 15»
Fraunhofer ITEM: In-vitro test methods in inhalation toxicology at …
... lung compliance and resistance, and formation of edema and atelectasis can be detected. Very useful tools for inhalation toxicity assessment ... «Business Wire, Mar 15»
Fraunhofer ITEM Presenting Alternative Test Methods in Inhalation …
... lung compliance and resistance, and formation of edema and atelectasis can be detected. Very useful tools for inhalation toxicity assessment ... «Business Wire, Mar 15»
