Similar words: optic nerve, sciatic nerve, acoustic nerve, phrenic, schizophrenic, autonomic nervous system, schizophrenia, sympathetic nervous system. Meaning: n. one of a pair of nerves that arises from cervical spinal roots and passes down the thorax to innervate the diaphragm and control breathing.
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1. Permanent paralysis of the right phrenic nerve.
2. AIM: To investigate the application of phrenic nerve conduction time(PNCT) in the recovery of general anaesthesia.
3. Objective To evaluate the effect of full length phrenic nerve transfer to different portion of the radial nerve for restoration of wrist and finger extension.
4. Therefore, the respiratory function after phrenic nerve transfer has become an urgent question.
5. Can the Normal Pulmonary Ligament and Phrenic Nerve Be Seen on Chest Radiographys?
6. In 16 cases of phrenic nerve transfer, pre and post operative respiratory function was assesses by Respiratory Function Instrument.
7. Objective To improve phrenic nerve transposition and to study it's effect in the treatment of brachial plexus injury.
8. He had his own phrenic nerve tied to revive the memory of what happened to the patient and to test the effectiveness of phrenicectomy.
9. Objective To summarize the results of phrenic nerve transfer in treatment of preganglionic injuries of brachial plexus in obstetrical palsy and its effect on respiratory function in babies.
10. Phrenic nerve discharges were decreased and the amplitude of P2 and N2 waves of arcuatus nucleus evoked potentials were increased by microinjection of glycine into VLNTS.
11. Objective:To supply the anatomical data of Chinese phrenic nerve in detail and provide theoretic basis of phrenic nerves for phrenic nerve tansfer.
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12. However, tumors originating from the intrathoracic phrenic nerve are rare.
13. It is possible to reconstruct respiratory function by transposition of accessory nerve to phrenic nerve in the rats with upper cervical cord injuries.
14. Objective To observe the effects of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD) on the discharges of phrenic nerve and the respiratory motion in rats.
15. Decrease of postoperative value of VE and V TINS was found after phrenic nerve transfer.
16. Post-laparoscopy shoulder pain is thought to result when carbon dioxide, used for insufflation, irritates the phrenic nerve, leading to referred pain at C4.
17. CONCLUSION Anatomic reference data are provided for the depth of inserting the needles of blocking of the phrenic nerve and preventing the occurrence of complication.
18. Therapeutic methods include: fully discharge of the residual CO2, avoiding the damage to diaphragm, the application of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) and phrenic nerve block.
19. Objective To compare the treatment outcome of 3 kinds of phrenic nerve transfer to musculocutaneous nerve for restoration of elbow flexion.
20. Objective To study the changes of electroneurogram of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscle in the reinnervation between recurrent laryngeal nerve and phrenic nerve.
21. Objective To study the changes of respiratory function after phrenic nerve transfer for treatment of obstetric brachial plexus palsy (OBPP).
22. Objective:To provide microanatomical data for respiratory function reconstruction by transposition of accessory nerve to phrenic nerve in rats with upper cervical cord injuries.
23. To establish the experimental model of the respiratory function reconstruction in the rats with upper cervical cord injuries through transposition of accessory nerve and phrenic nerve reconstruction.
24. The conventional way is using nerve graft to connect phrenic nerve with musculocutaneous nerve.
25. Meanwhile, the oscillatory frequency of high frequency oscillation (HFO) was increased, the amplitude of the phrenic nerve discharge was decreased, and the arterial blood pressure was also lowered.
26. Conclusion Surface electrodes is a useful and noninvasive method to evaluate the function of phrenic nerve and diaphragm.
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