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Pneumocephalus by Valsalva’s maneuver
Neurology, 2003Pneumocephalus (the accumulation of intracranial air) usually is associated with trauma, neoplasm, infection, or surgery. Spontaneous pneumocephalus is rare.1-7⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓ We describe a patient with a large, asymptomatic pneumocephalus caused by the frequent performance of Valsalva’s maneuver.
Schrijver, Hans M., Berendse, Henk W.
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Mendelson Maneuver and Masako Maneuver
2012This chapter reviews the effects of the Masako (aka, tongue-hold) and Mendelsohn swallow maneuvers on swallow physiology for patients with dysphagia. The indications for use of these maneuvers are reviewed, as is treatment efficacy. Future research needs are also discussed.
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Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 1996
Careful preoperative trachea "mapping" with accurate measurements should make an unexpected shortfall in remaining tracheal length and mobility uncommon. Bronchoscopy is the most accurate means of "mapping" the pathologic tracheal anatomy. Rigid bronchoscopy using the ventilating bronchoscope is preferred over flexible bronchoscopy because it provides ...
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Careful preoperative trachea "mapping" with accurate measurements should make an unexpected shortfall in remaining tracheal length and mobility uncommon. Bronchoscopy is the most accurate means of "mapping" the pathologic tracheal anatomy. Rigid bronchoscopy using the ventilating bronchoscope is preferred over flexible bronchoscopy because it provides ...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1962
clear returns often produced "enema fatigue" in their patients, sometimes to the point of syncope among the aged or actuely ill. At the same time, medical and x-ray personnel stated that, from a roentgenological standpoint, the patients were often very poorly prepared.
L G, HAMMER +3 more
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clear returns often produced "enema fatigue" in their patients, sometimes to the point of syncope among the aged or actuely ill. At the same time, medical and x-ray personnel stated that, from a roentgenological standpoint, the patients were often very poorly prepared.
L G, HAMMER +3 more
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1958
IF an orchestra hasn't rehearsed, the performance is not likely to be good. The same thing is true of an Army. So, when there is no shooting war, armies-and the nurses in them-hold rehearsals which they call field exercises. Combat units gather in a designated place and do simulated battle, and all Army nurses can expect to take part in such an ...
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IF an orchestra hasn't rehearsed, the performance is not likely to be good. The same thing is true of an Army. So, when there is no shooting war, armies-and the nurses in them-hold rehearsals which they call field exercises. Combat units gather in a designated place and do simulated battle, and all Army nurses can expect to take part in such an ...
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IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1975
Abstract Control hamonization for flight controls which are additional to the conventional ones, such as thrust-vectoring and variable-sweep controls, is examined by means of a hodograph device for the case of flight of a single aircraft under manual control, in one version, or optimal control in another.
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Abstract Control hamonization for flight controls which are additional to the conventional ones, such as thrust-vectoring and variable-sweep controls, is examined by means of a hodograph device for the case of flight of a single aircraft under manual control, in one version, or optimal control in another.
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Improving the Maneuver Automaton with Maneuver Interruption
AIAA SCITECH 2023 Forum, 2023Kevin Choi +4 more
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Maneuver for Cervical Myeloqraphy
Radiology, 1965THE FOLLOWING maneuver is of use to reduce patient discomfort during myelography for obstruction of the cervical spinal canal. The patient is flexed over the head end of the horizontal fluoroscopic table on a soft pad (Fig. 1). A belt or compression band secures the hips to the table top.
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Valsalva maneuver in echocardiography
Journal of Echocardiography, 2016The Valsalva maneuver is an easily performed maneuver with an interesting hemodynamic effect which can be used to aid accurate echocardiographic diagnosis. However, correct adequate performance is often missed. Here, we aim to describe the performance of an adequate Valsalva maneuver and the correct interpretation of its effect.
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