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a tourniquet placed around the neck to prevent air - embolism(passive) caused byi ) high venous pressure in the jugular vein
High intrathoracic pressurecausesincreased jugular venous pressure
the processleadsfrom high intracranial venous pressure
leaky valvescausinghigh venous pressure
venous reflux ( venous insufficiencycausinghigh venous pressure
Instead of flowing from the foot back to the heart , blood may flow back down the leg through broken valvescausinghigh venous pressure
Excessive pressurecausesedema Venous pressure
For example , obesity may lead to increased intra - abdominal , intrathoracic , and cardiac filling pressureleadingto elevated intracranial venous pressure
by the elevation in LV filling(passive) caused bypulmonary venous pressure
any other type of conditionmay causeelevated episcleral venous pressure
any other conditionmay causeelevated episcleral venous pressure
The iStent ... any other type of conditionmay causeelevated episcleral venous pressure
then backup of bloodmay causean elevation of the jugular venous pressure
backup of bloodmay causean elevation of the jugular venous pressure
lipid peroxygenationcausesdemyelinisation of central venous pressure
The iStent inject ... any other type of conditionmay causeelevated episcleral venous pressure
by venous sinus stenosis(passive) caused byintracranial venous pressure
right ventricularcausingelevation of the jugular venous pressure
by PE(passive) caused bysystemic venous pressure
Factorsinfluencingperipheral venous pressure
Factorsinfluencingperipheral venous pressure
a rare pericardial hematomacausingelevated venous pressure
Download ) Factorsinfluencingperipheral venous pressure
Several factorsinfluenceintracranial venous pressure
excessive factors such as venous detour , expansion(passive) caused byvenous pressure
the systemmay resultfrom venous pressure
also(passive) can be causedvenous pressure
by sodium and volume(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by heart failure , fluid overload(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by malfunctioning valves(passive) caused byvenous pressure
any drug ... JUGULAR ABNORMALcausingVENOUS PRESSURE
by the blockage(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by heart failure(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by atrial contraction(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by the arteriovenous shunts in her leg(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by ventricular systolic or diastolic dysfunction(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by normal labor(passive) caused byvenous pressure
tilting the bed(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by tilting the bed(passive) caused byvenous pressure
by the incision into the baby(passive) may be caused byvenous pressure
the skin to breakdown and form a skin ulcercan causethe skin to breakdown and form a skin ulcer
to pulmonary congestion ( or edema ) and respiratory dysfunctionleadingto pulmonary congestion ( or edema ) and respiratory dysfunction
the skincan causethe skin
from failed valves in your veinsresultingfrom failed valves in your veins
in tissue oedema and hypoxiaresultingin tissue oedema and hypoxia
a venous woundcausesa venous wound
to fluid in the alveolileadingto fluid in the alveoli
Before they thought(passive) was caused byBefore they thought
Pelvic obstructioncausesPelvic obstruction
in hydrocephalusresultingin hydrocephalus
in proteinuriausually resultsin proteinuria
in the development of pulmonary congestion and breathlessnessresultingin the development of pulmonary congestion and breathlessness
to decrease cerebral perfusionleadingto decrease cerebral perfusion
to Hydrostatic pressure in pulmonary capillariesleadsto Hydrostatic pressure in pulmonary capillaries
in a backflow of blood into the pulmonary veins triggering a buildup of blood with resultant pulmonary edema resulting in Cardiac Asthmaresultsin a backflow of blood into the pulmonary veins triggering a buildup of blood with resultant pulmonary edema resulting in Cardiac Asthma
to a further decrease in resistance of the brainledto a further decrease in resistance of the brain
in heart failureresultingin heart failure
from the inability of the heartresultingfrom the inability of the heart
dyspneacausingdyspnea
in increased renal vein pressureresultingin increased renal vein pressure
from venous reflux or obstructionresultingfrom venous reflux or obstruction
to rapid fluid accumulation in the interstitial and alveolar spacesleadingto rapid fluid accumulation in the interstitial and alveolar spaces
in only mild PH , which is typically reversibleresultsin only mild PH , which is typically reversible
from a generalised increase in orbital venous pressureresultingfrom a generalised increase in orbital venous pressure
to combined pre- and postcapillary pulmonary hypertensioncan ... leadto combined pre- and postcapillary pulmonary hypertension
to gastrointestinal mucosal injury and inflammationleadsto gastrointestinal mucosal injury and inflammation
to distension of veinleadingto distension of vein
a sudden rupture to some of the retinal capillariesmay causea sudden rupture to some of the retinal capillaries
to rupture of superficial capillariesleadingto rupture of superficial capillaries
to rupture of superficial capillaries inleadingto rupture of superficial capillaries in
from jugular foramen stenosisresultingfrom jugular foramen stenosis
to further failure of other vein valves and to the development of varicose veinscan leadto further failure of other vein valves and to the development of varicose veins
to portal hypertension and increased liver interstitial fluid volumeleadsto portal hypertension and increased liver interstitial fluid volume
distension of the veins and edema ( venous congestioncausesdistension of the veins and edema ( venous congestion
decrease in cerebral blood flow and cerebral perfusion pressurecausesdecrease in cerebral blood flow and cerebral perfusion pressure
to inflow impairment and resultant local ischemia and tissue damageto leadto inflow impairment and resultant local ischemia and tissue damage
the drugscan causethe drugs
approximately half of IOPcontributesapproximately half of IOP
approximately half of IOP in healthy subjectscontributesapproximately half of IOP in healthy subjects
approximately half the IOP in healthy subjectscontributesapproximately half the IOP in healthy subjects