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TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS IN SMALL CHILDREN
Lancet, The, 1960B W, POWELL, M N, SMITH
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Prolonged Respiratory Paralysis in Wound Botulism
Chest, 1979Two patients had wound botulism with longer duration of respiratory paralysis than previously described. Each sustained extensive trauma to soft tissues and grossly contaminated wounds when thrown from a vehicle in a rural area. Progressive muscular weakness and respiratory distress occurred 8 and 13 days after injury, in the presence of infected ...
S W, Lewis +3 more
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ACUTE INTERMITTENT PORPHYRIA WITH RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1958Porphyria is characterized by remissions and exacerbations; it causes death by producing respiratory failure. Three patients with respiratory involvement during recurring episodes of intermittent porphyria were treated by tracheotomy and mechanical respiratory assistance.
Doll, Stanley G. +2 more
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Hypokalemic respiratory paralysis in Bartter’s syndrome
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2002Life threatening hypokalemia can be a mode of presentation in renal salt wasting (Group-1) patients of Bartter's syndrome causing hypokalemic respiratory paralysis. Treatment on an emergent basis is required. In the long run, such patients may require higher doses of supplementary potassium and potassium sparing diuretics.
Verinderjit S, Virdi +2 more
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TREATMENT OF THE RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS OF POLIOMYELITIS IN A RESPIRATORY CHAMBER
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1930Respiratory paralysis is the most frequent cause of death in acute poliomyelitis. We have treated three of these cases in the Drinker respirator, with one recovery. So far as we know, this is the first reported recovery in a case in which the paralysis was severe enough to cause death without artificial respiration.
G. E. SHAMBAUGH +2 more
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Hypopotassemia with Respiratory Paralysis
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1961In renal tubular acidosis, potassium depletion, severe enough to produce flaccid paralysis with life-threatening respiratory embarrassment, is a relatively uncommon manifestation of the syndrome and one which may easily be mistaken for organic neurological disease.
R A, HERRMANN +3 more
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Electrolyte studies in the respiratory paralysis of poliomyelitis
The American Journal of Medicine, 1957Abstract Arterial plasma electrolyte concentrations were followed in a group of patients who had poliomyelitis with respiratory involvement before and during variable periods of mechanically assisted respiration. During acute respiratory-induced alkalosis and acidosis, plasma potassium, but not plasma sodium, could be directly related to coexisting ...
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A CASE OF POLIOMYELITIS WITH RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS IN RUMANIA
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1946The patient under discussion was kept alive for fifty-two days by manual artificial respiration, which as far as I know is a record, as well as a tribute to the courage and resourcefulness of the physician, the patient and her family, all Rumanians and having their first contact with poliomyelitis.
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CARE OF RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS FROM POLIOMYELITIS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954Disabilities and deaths from poliomyelitis reached a record number in 1952. The incidence of cases of paralysis has varied with place and year, but fatalities are largely respiratory and to an increasing extent preventable when a community prepares in advance. Although the death rate has been cut in some areas, care of post-acute poliomyelitis has been
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