damage to the phrenic nervecan causeparalysis of the left diaphragm
a damaged nerve ... andcausedleft diaphragm paralysis
a damaged nervecausedleft diaphragm paralysis
a blood vessel in the leg or a nerve at the back of the heartcould leadto temporary paralysis of the diaphragm
nerve damagecausingleft diaphragm paralysis
Phrenic nerve damagecan causeparalysis of half of the diaphragm
the phrenic nervecausingparalysis to one side of the diaphragm
Blockade of the phrenic nervewill leadto paralysis of the ipsilateral diaphragm
phrenic nerve blockadecausingparalysis of the ipsilateral diaphragm
phrenic nerve blockaderesultingin paralysis of the ipsilateral diaphragm
the phrenic nervecausingparalysis of the ipsilateral diaphragm
phrenic nerve damageleadingto paralysis of the ipsilateral diaphragm
the crushing or division of the phrenic nerveresultingin ipsilateral paralysis of the diaphragm
severe lung disease and previous surgery or interventions with the potential for phrenic nerve injurycould resultin bilateral paralysis of the diaphragm
Injury to the phrenic nervecould causeparalysis of the diaphragm
the phrenic nervemay resultin diaphragm paralysis
A lesion to the phrenic nervewould resultin paralysis of the diaphragm
Paralysis Phrenic nerve injurycan causeparalysis of the diaphragm
the cervical spinal cordcausingparalysis of the diaphragm
Surgical division of the phrenic nerveto causeparalysis of the diaphragm
several known causescan leadto diaphragm paralysis
the musclescan causeparalysis of the diaphragm
Spinal cord injuries at high cervical levelsmay causeparalysis of the diaphragm
The affection of the phrenic nerveleadsto paralysis of the diaphragm
Phrenic nerve injury canresultin paralysis of the diaphragm
phrenic nerve injuryleadingto paralysis of the diaphragm
Phrenic nerve injurycan resultin paralysis of the diaphragm
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Nerve damagecausesparalysis of the diaphragm
their nervous systemcauseparalysis in their diaphragm
the nervous systemcausingparalysis of the diaphragm
the potentialto causeparalysis of the diaphragm
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a neurotoxincausesparalysis of the diaphragm
direct damage to the nerve ( trauma , damage during surgery ) or compression by adjacent structures ( tumors , bony protrusions(passive) is caused byDiaphragm paralysis
the abnormal way of breathingresultedfrom diaphragm paralysis
The muscles used in breathing are severely affected in SMARDcausingparalysis of the diaphragm
these drugsmay causeparalysis of the diaphragm
respiratory arrestcausingrespiratory arrest
deathcausesdeath
total respiratory failure and deathmay eventually causetotal respiratory failure and death
muscular weakness(passive) is caused bymuscular weakness
This conditionresultsThis condition
to asphyxiationleadsto asphyxiation
This condition(passive) is normally caused byThis condition
retraction of the abdomencausesretraction of the abdomen
to breathing difficulties with significant mortalityleadingto breathing difficulties with significant mortality
more oxygen to be sent to your cellscausesmore oxygen to be sent to your cells
to respiratory distress in the infantleadsto respiratory distress in the infant
to respiratory distress in an infantleadsto respiratory distress in an infant
other respiratory problemmay ... causeother respiratory problem
to need for tracheostomy with intermittent or continuous mechanical ventilationmay leadto need for tracheostomy with intermittent or continuous mechanical ventilation
from phrenic nerve blockcan also resultfrom phrenic nerve block
to long - term improvement of pulmonary function and level of dyspnealeadsto long - term improvement of pulmonary function and level of dyspnea
from pressure on the phrenic nervemay resultfrom pressure on the phrenic nerve
from pressure on the phrenic nervemay resultfrom pressure on the phrenic nerve
apnea and breathing problems requiring ventilation support and pain , difficulty swallowingcan causeapnea and breathing problems requiring ventilation support and pain , difficulty swallowing
to suffocation and deathleadingto suffocation and death
in deathmay resultin death
in abnormal or absent respiration in patient populations of high - level SCI and other injuries or diseases affecting the neuromuscular respiratory pathwayscan resultin abnormal or absent respiration in patient populations of high - level SCI and other injuries or diseases affecting the neuromuscular respiratory pathways
in abnormal or absent respiration in patient populations of high - level spinal cord injury and other injuries or diseases affecting the neuromuscular respiratory pathwayscan resultin abnormal or absent respiration in patient populations of high - level spinal cord injury and other injuries or diseases affecting the neuromuscular respiratory pathways
in respiratory collapsemay resultin respiratory collapse
in respiratory collapsemay resultin respiratory collapse
in abnormal or absent respiration in patient populations of high - Degree spinal cord injury and various other injuries or diseases affecting the neuromuscular respiratory pathwayscan easily resultin abnormal or absent respiration in patient populations of high - Degree spinal cord injury and various other injuries or diseases affecting the neuromuscular respiratory pathways
due suffocation(passive) caused bydue suffocation
to an elevation of the diaphragmleadsto an elevation of the diaphragm
to suffocationleadsto suffocation
to suffocationleadsto suffocation
suffocation(passive) caused bysuffocation
breathing problemscan causebreathing problems
breathing problemscausingbreathing problems
to breathing difficultiesleadsto breathing difficulties
to respiratory arrestleadsto respiratory arrest
death by anoxiacausesdeath by anoxia
breathing problems for the babycausesbreathing problems for the baby