artificial ventilation

Death can be prevented by artificial ventilation until the effects have worn off 48-72 hours later.

This also means putting the patient on artificial ventilation.

All six, who are receiving artificial ventilation, were in a stable condition, said a hospital spokesman.

The device is helpful for training of young doctors on artificial ventilation during anesthesia.

Patients should discuss their wishes regarding artificial ventilation with their families and doctors.

The treatment for respiratory arrest is artificial ventilation.

If a pulse is detected, then the patient should continue to receive artificial ventilation's at an appropriate rate and transported immediately.

However if this fails, the survival of the casualty should be attended to, by artificial ventilation if necessary.

Resuscitation restored the circulation, but the patient required artificial ventilation and inotropic support thereafter.

SMA0 patients are extremely weak a birth, require immediate artificial ventilation and will never breathe independently.

More severe cases may require muscular paralysis with vecuronium, intubation, and artificial ventilation.

Thus they could provide artificial ventilation and closed-chest massage at the scene and en route to the hospital.

Hypoglycaemia was corrected and artificial ventilation started, and he was brought to our clinic.

Artificial ventilation and dialysis may be needed to support the function of the lungs and kidneys, respectively.

She had well established adult respiratory distress syndrome, requiring artificial ventilation with 90% fractional inspired oxygen.

Serious cases may develop loss of consciousness or coma, and may need intubation and artificial ventilation.

Some monkeys required artificial ventilation.

Various methods were tried, including artificial ventilation, delivery of gases enriched with oxygen, and drugs that were known to enhance breathing in adults.

Early experiments also put animal subjects under artificial ventilation, only allowing for limited conclusions about respiration in the Cushing reflex.

Those who rely on artificial ventilation through a tracheostomy tube are prone to pneumonia and infections related to the tube.

Patients are given respiratory support and as the disease quickly progresses tracheal intubation and artificial ventilation are needed.

A poisoned person will recover if artificial ventilation (breathing) is maintained until the toxin is removed from the receptor.

At the time of the hearing the health authority supported Dr. I.'s view that artificial ventilation was inappropriate in J.'s case.

The question whether artificial ventilation should or should not be applied is, so the argument proceeds, an entirely medical one with which the courts will not interfere.

Artificial ventilation, surgery (to fix any co-existing congenital defects), and drug therapy (such as antibiotics) are usually regarded as futile efforts.