Sentences with phrase «with oxygen deprivation»

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Oxygen deprivation, the company adds, is another risk associated with nitrates in meats.

Landon was diagnosed with hypernatremic dehydration (a high concentration of sodium in the blood), cardiac arrest from hypovolemic shock (a condition where the liquid portion of the blood is dangerously low), and hypoxic - ischemic encephalopathy (a brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation).

The signs of oxygen deprivation would likely have been diagnosed with electronic fetal monitoring.

She still has to live with the fact that he suffered from oxygen deprivation, and if he turns out to have any learning disabilities she will have to wonder if it is due to his birth.

«That observation is in line with the usual response of cells to oxygen deprivation: they save on the consumption of oxygen by converting glucose to lactate instead of burning the glucose.

These included genes associated primarily with the vascular changes resulting from oxygen deprivation; namely (a) VEGF and its receptors Flk - 1 and Flt - 1 [17,56]; and (b) erythropoietin (EPO) and its receptor (EPOR)[16].

The nerve, being extremely sensitive to oxygen deprivation, reacted with severe pain.

While most children survive periods of oxygen deprivation, many will be left with permanent medical conditions, including cerebral palsy and autism.

Additional examples include failing to refer a woman with a high risk pregnancy to a specialist, failing to take appropriate steps to avoid premature delivery, such as performing a cerclage, or failure to act appropriately upon signs of oxygen deprivation to the fetus.

If he suffered oxygen deprivation or contracted an infection because a doctor, nurse, or hospital failed to act with reasonable care, it's possible that your child's condition could be considered a birth injury.

If quick action is not taken, then significant oxygen deprivation may occur and the baby may be born with cerebral palsy or other complications.