ABSTRACTCovid-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) had spread to the whole world. This kind of virus attacks human respiratory system, and it caused death. In other words, there were many symptoms Covid-19, which system. One was anosmia or smell disorder. research might provide information about in Covid-19 patients. study aimed investigate present a series Yogyakarta on June 2020. Three cases from th...

acute respiratory distress syndrome (ards) is a complex disorder of heterogeneous etiologies characterized by a consistent, recognizable pattern of lung injury and a potentially devastating form of acute inflammatory lung injury with a high short-term mortality rate and significant long-term consequences among survivors. recently, the new definition of ards has been published, and this definiti...

The aim of the present study was to verify the sensitivity to the carbon dioxide (CO2) challenge test of panic disorder (PD) patients with respiratory and nonrespiratory subtypes of the disorder. Our hypothesis is that the respiratory subtype is more sensitive to 35% CO2. Twenty-seven PD subjects with or without agoraphobia were classified into respiratory and nonrespiratory subtypes on the bas...

Respiratory flutter or diaphragmatic flutter is a rare disorder characterized by involuntary, high frequency contractions of the diaphragm. Only 7 cases are reported in infants till date. The present case presented with life threatening respiratory distress immediately after birth. In view of high respiratory rate of 120-154 per minute, clinical and fluoroscopic evidence of diaphragmatic contra...

BACKGROUND Bethlem myopathy is considered a relatively mild neuromuscular disorder without significant cardiac and respiratory involvement. OBJECTIVE To investigate cardiac and respiratory involvement in Bethlem myopathy. DESIGN Cross-sectional study. SETTING University hospitals. Patients Fifty patients with Bethlem myopathy from 26 families. INTERVENTIONS Cardiac examinations, includi...

BACKGROUND Sighs, breaths with larger tidal volumes than surrounding breaths, have been reported as being more frequent in patients with anxiety disorders. METHODS Sixteen patients with panic disorder, 15 with generalized anxiety disorder, and 19 normal control subjects were asked to sit quietly for 30 min. Respiratory volumes and timing were recorded with inductive plethysmography and expire...