- The
thoracic diaphragm, or
simply the
diaphragm (/ˈdaɪəfræm/;
Ancient Gr****: διάφραγμα, romanized: diáphragma, lit. 'partition'), is a
sheet of internal...
- to the left
hemidiaphragm is
obstructed by the
falciform and
phrenicocolic ligaments,
subsequently only
reaching the
right hemidiaphragm, and the observation...
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silhouetting and the
hilum overlay sign with
adjacent structures. If
either hemidiaphragm is blurred, for example, this
suggests the
lesion to be from the corresponding...
-
intercostal nerves elevates ribs(II to V),
aiding in
inspiration 2 1
hemidiaphragm, lumbar/costal/sternal part Torso, Chest, Left/right
septum transversum...
- there,
generating a new
action potential.
Research with
mouse nerve-
hemidiaphragm muscle preparation indicate that at low
concentrations (<0.1 μM) aconitine...
-
heart border MLD =
greatest perpendicular diameter from
midline to left
heart border ID =
internal diameter of
chest at
level of
right hemidiaphragm...
-
longer than a
month are
termed intractable. In many cases, only a
single hemidiaphragm,
usually the left one, is affected,
although both may be involved. Hiccups...
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Diaphragmatic tenting - A
localized accentuation of the
normal convexity of the
hemidiaphragm as if "pulled
upwards by a string."
Blunting of
costophrenic angle (in...
-
pressure of O2 in
arterial blood) <49mmHg 4 49-59mmHg 3 60-71mmHg 2 72-82mmHg 1
Chest X-ray
findings Band
atelectasis 1
Elevation of
hemidiaphragm 1...
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Subpulmonic fluid is
common particularly in
trauma cases where the
apparent hemidiaphragm appears defeated and the apex is
displaced laterally. Schwarz, MI; Marmorstein...
