Evidence offered at the autopsy revealed that the impact of this 208 km / h crash caused multiple injuries at the base of the cranium, resulting in respiratory insufficiency.
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Now the most frequent causes of death in the first month after bypass surgery include uncontrollable abnormal heart rhythms, shock, strokes, respiratory insufficiency from chronic lung disease and infections.
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While in convulsions due to overdose, administration of intravenous diazepam or another anti-convulsant agent such as phenobarbital or paraldehyde should be done though intensification of existing respiratory insufficiency, hypotension or coma may happen.
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An infectious disease that is accompanied by fever, tuberculosis, HIV infection, endocarditis or chronic inflammatory disease with febrile vasculitis, Behcet s disease, connective, Still s disease, sarcoidosis, certain cancers or blood diseases; a chronic disease without fever, cancer, metabolic diseases, respiratory insufficiency, hepatic or digestive diseases associated with signs of deficiency.
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Respiratory side effects usually signify retinoic acid syndrome, and include upper respiratory tract disorders ( 63 % ), dyspnea ( 60 % ), respiratory insufficiency ( 26 % ), pleural effusion ( 20 % ), pneumonia ( 14 % ), rales ( 14 % ), and expiratory wheezing ( 14 % ), and many others at less than 10 %.
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According to the United States Medicare system, phrenic nerve stimulators are indicated for " selected patients with partial or complete respiratory insufficiency " and " can be effective only if the patient has an intact phrenic nerve and diaphragm . " Common patient diagnoses for phrenic nerve pacing include patients with spinal cord injury, central sleep apnea ( i . e ., Ondine's curse ), and diaphragm paralysis.
