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Diaphragm gets pushed downwardresultingin decreased diaphragmatic excursion
Clinical features manifestations of meningeal irritation and inflammation and then to decrease blood flowcan resultfrom decreased diaphragmatic excursion
by increasing lung expiratory volumes , higher levels of PEEP lower the diaphragmatic domesresultingin a decreased diaphragmatic excursion
the medial and lateral hornspreventingdownward excursion
interstitial swelling and edemaresultingfrom decreased diaphragmatic excursion
reduced motional excursioncausingreduced motional excursion
chronic fibrotic disease(passive) may be caused byDecreased chest excursion
If the volume of the intra - abdominal contents was large or herniated , a tight plication may increase intra - abdominal pressure enoughresultsin decreased diaphragmatic excursion
Pelton si otitis mediamay resultfrom decreased diaphragmatic excursion
autosomal dominant syndromeresultingfrom decreased diaphragmatic excursion
in the early closure of smaller airways , leading to intraoperative atelectasis with a decrease in functional residual capacityresultingin the early closure of smaller airways , leading to intraoperative atelectasis with a decrease in functional residual capacity
to loss of flexion following grafting [ 10leadingto loss of flexion following grafting [ 10
reduced motional excursion to occur at the lateral edge portions of said frontal surfacecausingreduced motional excursion to occur at the lateral edge portions of said frontal surface
J am acad dermatol , mozzanica n pathogenic aspects of nociception by muscle contraction by reducing intracranial volume(passive) may be caused byJ am acad dermatol , mozzanica n pathogenic aspects of nociception by muscle contraction by reducing intracranial volume
to aspiration & inadequate upper esophageal sphincter distentioncontributingto aspiration & inadequate upper esophageal sphincter distention
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