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Epidemiology of Neonatal Disorders of Respiration
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1991It is well known that signs of respiratory distress or disease (RD), such as high breathing frequency, chest wall retractions, grunting, and cyanosis, are common in newborn infants. The signs may be very transient or develop into a potentially life-threatening condition.
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Panic disorder: from respiration to the homeostatic brain
Acta Neuropsychiatrica, 2004There is some experimental evidence to support the existence of a connection between panic and respiration. However, only recent studies investigating the complexity of respiratory physiology have revealed consistent irregularities in respiratory pattern, suggesting that these abnormalities might be a vulnerability factor to panic attacks.
Giampaolo, Perna +2 more
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Respiration, Hyperventilation, and Mental Disorders
1993Most clinicians still cannot get over their doubts that hyperventilation causes organic and psychological symptoms, because they still tend erroneously to regard it as simply breathing too fast. The traditional view of HV as a symptom of hysteria is alive and well.
Robert Fried, Joseph Grimaldi
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[The mechanisms of the disorder of external respiration in hypoxia].
Fiziologicheskii zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenova, 1990Anesthetized rats breathed during 1 hr with gas mixtures containing 16 to 6 per cent of oxygen. At 6 per cent of oxygen, the hypoxia of pulmonary tissue and its processes of peroxide oxidation of lipids entails a sharp increase in elastic resistance against breathing.
V P, Pozharov, M M, Seredenko
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[Disorders of neuromuscular function and respiration].
Pneumologie (Stuttgart, Germany), 1990Neuromuscular disorders of varying aetiology frequently lead to respiratory failure. This situation contrasts with the rare application of suitable tests of pulmonary function in this group of patients. As a result, respiratory complications are not detected until they have progressed to a terminal stage.
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Disordered respiration in dystrophia myotonica
2018The maximum expiratory pressure in all cases is reduced to a level that is significantly lower than the controls, while other tests such as the maximum breathing capacity is within the normal range in 90% of the patients. It is concluded that there exists in dystrophia myotonica, respiratory dysfunction which varies with the severity of the disease ...
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Mitochondrial respiration in bipolar affective disorder
European Neuropsychopharmacology, 2016J. Hroudová +7 more
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