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Qaagi - Book of Why

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Effects

Enlargement of the thymus glandmay causedeviation of the trachea

The tumorhad causeddeviation of the trachea

The edema , compressing the chest wall associated with respiratory distress and neck tissuecauseddeviation of the trachea

the superior anterior mediastinumcausingdeviation of the trachea to the right

the same factorscausingdorsal deviation of the trachea

an 8 cm mass on left side of his chestwas causingdeviation of his trachea

perilesional infiltrationcauseda leftward deviation of the trachea

apical radiolucencymay causelateral deviation of the trachea

showing a cystic mass in the left posterior mediastinumcausinglateral deviation of the trachea

A Spontaneous pneumowill most often causetrachea deviation

locally invasive carcinomamay causedeviation of the trachea

a blind spot(passive) caused bya blind spot

Based on these findings , protrusion of the false vocal cord was assumed(passive) to be caused byBased on these findings , protrusion of the false vocal cord was assumed

the so - called “ blind spit ” of TEE(passive) caused bythe so - called “ blind spit ” of TEE

to an increase in PIP with a majority of SGAD including I - gel ™leadingto an increase in PIP with a majority of SGAD including I - gel ™

in breathing difficultiesresultingin breathing difficulties

a harsh , vibratory sound(passive) caused bya harsh , vibratory sound

difficulty at intubation;73 arthritis of the cricoarytenoid joints that may present as a life - threatening airway obstruction;72,74–76 and laryngeal rheumatoid nodules that may be worsened by microtrauma and may contribute to airway obstruction.72causingdifficulty at intubation;73 arthritis of the cricoarytenoid joints that may present as a life - threatening airway obstruction;72,74–76 and laryngeal rheumatoid nodules that may be worsened by microtrauma and may contribute to airway obstruction.72

the vocal folds to close less tightlycausesthe vocal folds to close less tightly

abnormal maxillo - mandibular relationships that may prevent ideal placement of the denture teeth and flanges over their supporting structures.44 In the resected mandible patientcan createabnormal maxillo - mandibular relationships that may prevent ideal placement of the denture teeth and flanges over their supporting structures.44 In the resected mandible patient

hypotension and bradycardia following spinal anaesthesia Manu Bose , Gurudas Kini , Handattu Mahabaleswara Krishna Backgroundto preventhypotension and bradycardia following spinal anaesthesia Manu Bose , Gurudas Kini , Handattu Mahabaleswara Krishna Background

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