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PubMed2000

[Peracute suffocation emergency: what should be done?].

Peracute obstructive dyspnea with imminent asphyctic death is a dramatic emergency. It is characterized by easily audible inspiratory stridor caused by severe stenosis. Several causes in the pharynx and larynx may be responsible. Pharmacotherapy is hardly effective, an intubation extremely difficult in extremis. In contrast emergency coniotomy offers a real chance to reopen the airways even to the surgically inexperienced. The technique for this intervention is described.

Airway Obstruction↗
PubMed1979

[Organoleptic and microbiological examination of suffocated carp stored under various conditions].

A process of dead market carp deterioration was studied in relation to conditions of the environment and the fish treatment by organoleptic and microbiological methods. A scheme is presented for fish assessment according to the symptoms of deterioration and the limits of carp storability under the given conditions of storing are determined. The results of the microbiological examination were not in keeping with the degree of deterioration of the fish.

Animals↗
PubMed2003

[Suffocating, slow calves with a thick neck. Iodine deficiency in cattle].

On a dairy farm situated 200 km from the sea on sandy soil an increasing problem arose during 3 years with new-born calves showing a thickness over the larynx. The calves and close-in heifers proved to be severely deficient in trace elements. The new born calves had goitre. The clinical picture, diagnosis and therapy/prevention are discussed.

Animals↗