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Aspiration of Boiling Tea Leading to Respiratory Failure
Lancet, The, 1989D Brahams
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Validity of diagnoses of respiratory diseases recorded in a Japanese administrative database.
Respiratory Investigation, 2023BACKGROUND Validating the information recorded in administrative databases is essential. However, no study has comprehensively validated the accuracy of Japanese Diagnosis Procedure Combination (DPC) data on various respiratory diseases.
N. Awano +8 more
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Microviscosity of tracheal aspirates in newborns with respiratory distress
Clinica Chimica Acta, 1985The microviscosity of tracheal aspirates from newborn children with respiratory problems was investigated using fluorescence polarization. The pulmonary status of 100 newborns with hyaline membrane disease (HMD) and a reference group (n = 45) was assessed daily throughout of intubation.
C, Motta +3 more
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Respiratory Difficulty Following Bismuth Subgallate Aspiration
Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2000Bismuth subgallate, an agent that initiates clotting via activation of factor XII, has been advocated for use in controlling bleeding during tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. Direct aspiration of bismuth has produced pulmonary complications in laboratory animals, but no clinical correlation in humans has been previously described.
A D, Murray +3 more
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Iatrogenic Aspiration of Components of Respiratory Care Equipment
Chest, 1993Two cases of airway foreign bodies involving the aspiration of component parts of commonly used respiratory therapy equipment are described. The first case demonstrated the accidental introduction of a washer from a closed catheter suction system into the airway of a patient.
S R, Mohnssen, D, Greggs
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Age and Ageing
BACKGROUND Aspiration, the entry of food, fluids, saliva or gastric contents into the airway, is common in older adults and may lead to pneumonia or even death. Multidisciplinary management has the opportunity to help prevent aspiration in older patients.
Shuojin Fu +7 more
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BACKGROUND Aspiration, the entry of food, fluids, saliva or gastric contents into the airway, is common in older adults and may lead to pneumonia or even death. Multidisciplinary management has the opportunity to help prevent aspiration in older patients.
Shuojin Fu +7 more
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Respiratory Tract Burns after Aspiration of Hot Coffee
Chest, 1977We present the fingings in a patient with acute thermal burn to the upper and lower airway who developed mucosal edema followed by patchy areas of granuloma-like lesions in the trachea and bronchi. A four-month follow-up showed resolution of the gross lesions, but functional alterations remained.
R C, Jung, L S, Gottlieb
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Bronchoscopic Aspiration After Respiratory Infections
JAMA, 1964CHEST PAIN associated with the respiratory infections considered in this report is not the acute pleuritic type of pain requiring narcotics, but the constant dull ache usually present in the anterior chest and frequently described as a sense of pressure or tightness.
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Aspiration with Dysphagia: the Interaction Between Oropharyngeal and Respiratory Impairments
Dysphagia, 2002Individuals with neurodisability and dysphagia often aspirate food because of oropharyngeal impairments and poor control of respiration. This study explored the interaction between these factors in 32 participants aged 3-33 years. Each person underwent a modified barium swallow study, during which respiration was recorded and displayed simultaneously ...
Richard, Morton +3 more
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Drooling and Aspiration of Saliva.
Otolaryngologic clinics of North America, 2022Drooling and aspiration of saliva can affect the quality of life and morbidity of patients with neuromuscular diseases. Practitioners must differentiate between drooling with and without aspiration of saliva, as the presence of aspiration affects ...
Amy C. Hughes, E. Lambert
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