respiratory distress
respiratory failure

Another two died 24 hours after birth, from respiratory distress syndrome.

Public respiratory distress, though evident, was not nearly as disruptive.

And the third time was when he was in respiratory distress.

Those born premature are more likely to suffer from respiratory distress.

She's in the hospital with a high fever and respiratory distress."

He died on March 12, 2002 of acute respiratory distress syndrome.

A rare but potentially lethal side effect is respiratory distress.

Her respiratory distress, instead of subsiding, seemed to be getting worse.

He could make himself appear to be in respiratory distress by hyperventilating.

If left untreated, patients may suffer from respiratory distress, which can lead to death.

Our baby was on a respirator because he had respiratory distress syndrome.

"If you were in respiratory distress, would you want me to be there a minute later?"

He died of acute respiratory distress syndrome, a spokesman at the medical center said.

A spokeswoman for the foundation said he died after being hospitalized with respiratory distress.

In 1963, President Kennedy's second son was born at 34 weeks and died two days later of respiratory distress.

The reduction in white deaths was largely a result of less respiratory distress syndrome.

Respiratory distress refers to difficulty breathing and taking in enough oxygen.

Within the space of two months, at least 35 people had developed severe respiratory distress; 23 had died.

Changes like these have long made springtime synonymous with respiratory distress in Beijing.

These systems may not be appropriate for unconscious patients or those in respiratory distress, because of the effort required to breathe from them.

When a nurse was instructed to remove it, he went into respiratory distress and did not recover.

The lungs had features consistent with acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Many premature babies need this type of treatment, especially those who develop respiratory distress syndrome.

The patient may be in significant respiratory distress.

Respiratory rate will be increased in the presence of respiratory distress.

The cause of death was respiratory failure, company officials said.

He died from respiratory failure at the age of 75.

She died from respiratory failure on May 13, 2013 at age 85.

He was 88 years old and died of respiratory failure, his family said.

A total score of 12 means respiratory failure is possible.

The apparent cause was respiratory failure, said her son Michael.

The cause was respiratory failure, said a spokesman for the family.

He died of heart and respiratory failure after a long illness.

She died of respiratory failure following surgery, her daughter said.

No precise cause of her respiratory failure has been given.

The patient died at five, most likely due to respiratory failure.

The cause was respiratory failure after a long illness, said his son, John.

She had been ill for several months and died of respiratory failure, the organization said.

He died of respiratory failure after surgery, said his wife, Virginia.

Death from respiratory failure during labour at eight months, two weeks.

He died of respiratory failure, hospital officials in Montreal said.

It is used in the treatment of acute respiratory failure.

In large doses, it can cause respiratory failure and death.

Finally, low blood pressure and respiratory failure may occur, leading to death.

Respiratory failure is common in the first 72 hours after the original insult.

He suffered respiratory failure on Sept. 9 and died five days later.

If not treated immediately they may die from respiratory failure.

On October 16, 2011 he died of acute respiratory failure.

He died of respiratory failure, a funeral home representative said.

The most common cause of death in burn centers is now respiratory failure.