Respiratory Diseases and Mortality
Geographic accessibility and risk of hospitalization and mortality among patients with chronic respiratory diseases
... Several limitations might have impacted the results. This study uses secondary dataset, where the quality of data is always under question. We did not have information on the cause of hospital admissions or deaths, nor ...
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Lost life years due to premature mortality caused by diseases of the respiratory system
... by diseases of the respiratory system ...lower respiratory diseases (J40–J47). Diseases of the respiratory system were the cause of ...
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Obesity and respiratory diseases
... Obesity can contribute to complications at all stages of anesthesia. It makes intubation and ventilation difficult because of an increase in neck size and small UAs. Ana- tomical landmarks are often less straightforward, ...
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Vitamin D in respiratory diseases
... 26. Berk SM, Edgington BD, Rector TS, Kunisaki KM. Supplemental vitamin D and physical performance in COPD: A pilot randomized trial. Int J COPD 2013;8:97-104. https://doi.org/10.2147/copd.s40885 27. Holmgaard DB, Mygind ...
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Frequency and pattern of respiratory diseases in children
... of respiratory infections in ...to respiratory illnesses was 3-4 ...of respiratory illnesses was observed to be between January and March, and then again between July and ...of respiratory ...
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RISK FACTORS FOR CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASES
... on mortality and morbidity increases with the exposure levels but there are no thresholds below which the adverse effects of the pollution do not ...and mortality is increased by the pollution in all parts ...
Pneumococcal vaccination and chronic respiratory diseases
... Pneumococcal diseases in patients with chronic respiratory diseases The global burdens of respiratory diseases remain among the highest of all diseases and the most frequent ...
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Immunostimulants in respiratory diseases: focus on Pidotimod
... of respiratory tract infections have viral origin especially human rhinoviruses (HRV), adeno- virus, parainfluenza virus, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), enterovirus, human metapneumovirus and ...
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Nutritional advances in patients with respiratory diseases
... The advantages of using radiographic technology for the assessment of body composition is that this information can be collected at the time of routine imaging studies carried out for tumour evaluation and/ or restaging ...
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Respiratory Diseases Among Dust Exposed Workers
... Fig. 2. Silicosis showing as nodular mass on a chest x-ray Silicosis is the commonest occupational lung disease worldwide. It occurs everywhere but is especially prevalent in low- and middle-income countries. China is ...
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Sex and inflammation in respiratory diseases: a clinical viewpoint
... acute diseases, males present higher mortality rates, whereas continuous chronic inflammation associated with tissue damage is more deleterious in ...chronic diseases mimics the adult ...
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Nanocarriers as pulmonary drug delivery systems to treat and to diagnose respiratory and non respiratory diseases
... infectious diseases are strong threats to quality of life and one of the major causes of mortality, vaccination programs by inhalation can be regarded as a clear advantage of invasive ...
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Respiratory tract mortality in cement workers: a proportionate mortality study
... the diseases of circulatory system were the prevalent cause of ...proportionate mortality of ce- ment workers. Mortality from respiratory cancer was sig- nificantly increased in cement ...
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Respiratory involvement in inflammatory bowel diseases
... cause-specific mortality in a cohort of UC patients published in the literature from 1965 to 2006 ...higher mortality rates (SMR ...higher mortality in North Europe than in Southern Europe ...liver ...
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Respiratory manifestations in patients with inherited metabolic diseases
... metabolic diseases are increasingly being ...metabolic diseases are systemic disorders, virtually all organs may be ...involved. Respiratory disease complicates the management of several inherited ...
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The Pathophysiology of Respiratory Impairment in Pediatric Neuromuscular Diseases
... respiratory muscle strength is better preserved in those patients with distal muscle weakness than in those with proximal muscle weakness. 23 One simple method of assessing the interplay be- tween pump function ...
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Practical approach to respiratory emergencies in neurological diseases
... infectious diseases of the CNS Inflammatory and infectious diseases of the CNS are a very heterogeneous group of diseases that can affect CNS function with different patterns of symptoms and ...and ...
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ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASES
... The measles viruses and the various types of influenza viruses have been recognized for some time as primary respiratory tract infections commonly corn- plicated by secondary bacterial i[r] ...
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Nanomedicine for Respiratory Diseases
... severe diseases have not advanced significantly. Diseases like cancer, diabetes, chronic pulmonary diseases, cardiovascular diseases, chronic inflammatory diseases (autoimmune and ...
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Allergic respiratory diseases in the elderly
... using any controller medication in the year preceding the asthma exacerbation. 62,63 Inhaled corticosteroids can produce good effects at low doses having few systemic adverse effects and being safe in the elderly. Low ...
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