tracheal in English

adjective

[tra'che·al || 'treɪkɪəl /trə'kɪəl]

of or related to the windpipe

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1. Arthropodan characteristics: Tracheal gills are present for respiration

2. August saw the removal of Todd’s feeding and tracheal tubes!

3. I'm going to start the " Y " and check the tracheal mucosa.

4. The hold-up sign is used to confirm tracheal placement of a Bougie

5. Bronchial: Found where? Auscultated over anterior chest and heard over tracheal area Characteristics:

6. Pulmonary Arteriole muscularization in lambs with diaphragmatic hernia after combined tracheal occlusion/glucocorticoid therapy.

7. 13 Dyspnea of patiants was remarkably alleviated. The tracheal fistula of them was closed.

8. Specimen Aspirate of buboes, blood, CSF, sputum, tracheal washes or autopsy materials for culture C

9. Acute airway obstruction is present with a laryngeal or tracheal position of the foreign body.

10. We speculate that TC was triggered by compromise of tracheal flow induced by the goiter.

11. The case report at hand portrays the treatment of a neonate suffering from tracheal agenesis.

12. The tracheal aspirate provided a better basis for the bacteriological diagnosis than did sputum cultures.

13. Lacteal house-owner wants to wait by gland body, tracheal, adipose organization and fibre form.

14. We evaluated the tracheal wall, whereas previous reports used Bifurcation specimens from lobar or segmental bronchi

15. Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage, tracheal stenosis, acute pneumonitis and drug-induced lung injury belong to this category.

16. 10 Method: Using self - tracheal cannula emptying dust was instead of otoscope expanding cavity and tongue spatula.

17. Which is a good thing, because neither GAD nor systemic infection would cause anaphylaxis or tracheal edema.

18. In the swine tracheal smooth muscle, Chloroform has been demonstrated to directly and in a concentration dependent

19. Passing through the intercellular space, DOTC, a small molecule, was absorbed through the tracheal epithelium by diffusion.

20. Tracheal agenesis is a very rare congenital anomaIy that occurs isolated or in combination with other anomalies.

21. Here, we present a case of a tracheal fistula due to an anastomotic insufficiency following abdominothoracic esophageal resection.

22. This case report describes the unintended tracheal extubation of an achondroplastic dwarf with kyphosis undergoing spinal fusion and instrumentation.

23. Intubation Teaching Model, Airway Management Trainer Tool Intubation Manikin Oral Nasal Training Study Tracheal Baby Care Teaching Simulator Model PVC with Tube

24. Abrupt head movement during a wake-up test to evaluate lost motor-evoked potential signals resulted in dislodgement of the tracheal tube.

25. After tracheal stenosis was treated with cryoresection, Acusection, argon plasma coagulation, balloon dilatation properly, the membrane-covered metal stents (Micro-Tech Co

26. We evaluated the efficacy and safety of orally administered bovine tracheal type II collagen (Cgii) in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA)

27. The mayfly larvae ( are truly aquatic insects , which breathe by means of tracheal gills , borne oh either side of each abdominal segment .

28. However, in more difficult laryngoscopy scenarios, the C-MAC videolaryngoscope performs best when used with a stylet that Angulates the distal tracheal tube

29. There are a number of causes of tracheal and Bronchial stenosis, but the most common is prolonged intubation, or use of a breathing tube.

30. Carina tra´cheae a downward and backward projection of the lowest tracheal cartilage, forming a ridge between the openings of the right and left principal bronchi

31. The MADgic ® Laryngo-Tracheal Mucosal Atomization Device from Teleflex offers a versatile choice to administer medication* across the entire upper airway and beyond the vocal cords

32. It is thought that the Tracheal mites (also known as Acarine) was a major contributory factor to the ‘Isle of Wight disease’ first seen in the early 1900s

33. A case is reported of acute airway obstruction arising from the use of a tracheal tube wrapped with aluminum tape during laryngeal surgery with a carbon dioxide laser.

34. It is thought that the Tracheal mites (also known as Acarine) was a major contributory factor to the ‘Isle of Wight disease’ first seen in the early 1900s

35. Acarine or tracheal mite infestation is quite common among bee colonies. However, with vigilance and early intervention, you can ensure that your bee population remains healthy and productive.

36. Successful operations include a titanium pelvis implanted into a British patient, titanium lower jaw transplanted to a Dutch patient, and a plastic tracheal splint for an American infant.

37. Bistoury, tracheal An ear, nose, and throat manual surgical instrument is one of a variety of devices intended for use in surgical procedures to examine or treat the… Expand

38. 1,943 Aiguille products are offered for sale by suppliers on Alibaba.com, of which derma rolling system accounts for 5%, tracheal cannula accounts for 1%, and tattoo needle accounts for 1%

39. 528 Burette products are offered for sale by suppliers on Alibaba.com, of which injection & puncture instrument accounts for 21%, buret accounts for 16%, and tracheal cannula accounts for 16%

40. 3,892 Bedpan products are offered for sale by suppliers on Alibaba.com, of which rehabilitation therapy supplies accounts for 21%, tracheal cannula accounts for 9%, and the basis of surgical instruments accounts for 1%

41. While they seem to be equivalent to conventional catheter angiocardiography for detecting vascular abnormalities, they are more accurate for the diagnosis of potentially life-threatening complications, such as tracheal, bronchial or esophageal compression.

42. Twelve primary tracheal tumors involved the cervical and upper mediastinal trachea (squamous cell carcinoma n=1, adenoid cystic carcinoma n=4, local recurrence of adenoid cystic carcinoma n=1, carcinoid n=4, neurinoma n=2).

43. Arytenoid dislocation (AD), which is a rare complication associated with tracheal intubation, external blunt trauma, or insertion of medical devices into the larynx or esophagus, may result in severe vocal disability (eg, hoarseness) or airway obstruction

44. Bronchospasm is is a reversible reflex spasm of the smooth muscle in the bronchi. Bronchospasm is vagally mediated and caused by histamine, or one of many noxious stimuli, including cold air, inhaled irritants, and instrumentation (eg, tracheal intubation).

45. While their sensitivity in detecting vascular abnormalities seems to be as good as that of conventional catheter angiocardiography, at over 90%, they are superior in the diagnosis of potentially life-threatening complications, such as tracheal, bronchial, or esophageal compression.

46. The Bougie trial is a prospective, parallel group, pragmatic, randomized trial comparing the effect of Bougie use versus endotracheal tube with stylet use on the incidence of successful intubation on the first attempt among adults undergoing urgent or emergent tracheal intubation.

47. A ridgelike structure. Carina tra´cheae a downward and backward projection of the lowest tracheal cartilage, forming a ridge between the openings of the right and left principal bronchi. Carina urethra´lis vagi´nae the column of rugae in the lower anterior wall of the vagina, immediately below the urethra.

48. A tracheal Bronchus (with some variations also known as a pig Bronchus) is an anatomical variant where an accessory Bronchus originates directly from the supracarinal trachea.The latter term (pig Bronchus or Bronchus suis) is often given when the entire upper lobe (usually right side) is supplied by this Bronchus 5.However, this term is used in some literature to encompass a wider spectrum of

49. For example, the present invention may be useful for ablation, and hemostasis of tissue in sinus surgery (e.g., chronic sinusitis or the removal of turbinates, polypectomies), collagen shrinkage, ablation, hemostasis in procedures for treating snoring, and obstructive sleep apnea (e.g., soft palate, such as the uvula, or tongue/pharynx stiffening, and midline glossectomies), for gross tissue removal, such as tonsillectomies, adenoidectomies, tracheal stenosis, vocal cord polyps, and lesions; or for the resection or ablation of facial tumors or tumor with the mouth, the pharynx such as glossectomies, laryngectomies, acoustic neuroma procedures, and nasal ablation procedures.