| None of the animals developed hypoxemia, hemoptysis, bronchospasm, or respiratory distress either during or after treatment. |
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| Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality. |
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| During a relapse, respiratory muscle weakness can precipitate hypoxemia and hypercapnia of rapid onset. |
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| Adults with cystic fibrosis are susceptible to hypoxemia, hypercapnia, arousal from sleep, and neurobehavioral impairment. |
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| Adverse outcomes during sedation usually have hypoxemia as a common pathway after hypoventilation or apnea leading to brain injury or death. |
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| Correcting a functional abnormality, such as hypoxemia with oxygen therapy, can preserve life while the lung undergoes healing. |
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| In addition to the effects of hypoxemia, a major factor is excessive loading of the inspiratory muscles. |
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| Progressive pulmonary fibrosis occurs in 10 percent of patients and, along with myositis of the respiratory muscles, may lead to hypoxemia. |
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| Arterial hypoxemia, a frequent complication of lung disease, can lead to pulmonary hypertension and cor pulmonale. |
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| Respiratory function tests generally show a persistent slight-to-moderate hypoxemia and a reduction of carbon monoxide diffusion. |
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| The patients with the worst lung function experienced more severe nocturnal hypoxemia with exacerbations. |
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| As hypoxemia supervenes, the patient becomes comatose and death may result from ventricular fibrillation or asystole. |
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| Indications for postoperative mechanical ventilation are respiratory acidosis, severe hypoxemia, atelectasis, and pneumonia. |
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| However, the mechanism of hypoxemia in liver disease may not be simple. |
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| Hypoxia is a common and serious problem, and a pulse oximeter will detect hypoxemia long before the animal becomes cyanosed. |
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| A number of other doctors examined the patient The tentative diagnosis was hypoxemia and acidosis. |
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| We evaluated the efficacy of acetazolamide in the treatment of chronic mountain sickness and the importance of nocturnal hypoxemia in its pathophysiology. |
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| These changes may be suggestive of altered neurodevelopmental maturation possibly resulting from chronic fetal hypoxemia. |
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| Loss of consciousness is preceded by hypoxemia and ventilatory stimulation, which may be distressing to the dog. |
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| Teramoto et al raise the interesting point that an increase in nitric oxide is responsible for a poor or absent hypoxic pressor response as a cause of hypoxemia. |
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| Hypoxemia, for example, has significant clinical implications, yet hypoxemia in itself is not a diagnosis but a component of other diagnoses such as atelectasis or pneumonia. |
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| Adjunctive corticosteroids may be beneficial in patients with tuberculous meningitis, tuberculous pericarditis, or miliary tuberculosis with refractory hypoxemia. |
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| Atelectasis can be responsible for fever and hypoxemia post-operatively. |
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| It is used for monitoring patients who are at risk of developing hypoxemia. |
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| Although hypoxemia and anxiety may cause agitation and restlessness, anxiolytic medications should be administered only when the physician is prepared to intubate. |
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| Clinical evidence of significant hypoxemia should trigger further assessment by a physician and testing to include a chest radiograph where possible. |
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| She also had tachycardia, tachypnea, and hypoxemia. |
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| Testing for nocturnal hypoxemia may be conducted in the community. |
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| Lung lesions can lead to hypoxemia, orthodeoxia, or hypocapnia and subsequent clubbing of the fingers and toes. |
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| They used a measure called the hypoxemia index, which looks at the amount of time the level of oxygen in a person's blood drops below 90 percent at night. |
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| The researchers found that the greater the extent of hypoxemia, or oxygen depletion, during sleep, the more likely a person would receive a cancer diagnosis during the study period. |
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| Prolonged cold stress results in increased oxygen consumption and abnormal glucose utilization, which can lead to hypoglycemia, hypoxemia and acidosis. |
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| The most profound abnormality determines the oxygen deficiency category... of hypoxemia. |
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| The most common clinical manifestations of pulmonary artery rupture are cough, hemoptysis, hypoxemia, and exsanguination. |
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| Arterial blood gas measurement revealed hypoxemia and hypercapnia. |
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| Hypoxemia not accounted for by the degree of involvement seen on chest radiograph may be suggestive of forthcoming miliary disease. |
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| Hypoxemia is often observed in patients with chronic liver diseases in the absence of intrinsic lung disease. |
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