2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.ultrasmedbio.2010.10.004
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Ultrasound M-Mode Assessment of Diaphragmatic Kinetics by Anterior Transverse Scanning in Healthy Subjects

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“…The technique used was similar, with the modifications discussed in our report, to that already presented by Ueki et al [3] in 1995, and the ability to measure diaphragm thickness was even reported as far back as 1985 [4]. Therefore, we have to confirm that our study was conducted using B-mode assessment, and that M-mode assessment was used only to measure diaphragm excursion using the technique of Testa et al [5]. This issue needs to be clarified because the authors state that M-mode is not yet ready to use in pneumology.…”
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confidence: 69%
“…The technique used was similar, with the modifications discussed in our report, to that already presented by Ueki et al [3] in 1995, and the ability to measure diaphragm thickness was even reported as far back as 1985 [4]. Therefore, we have to confirm that our study was conducted using B-mode assessment, and that M-mode assessment was used only to measure diaphragm excursion using the technique of Testa et al [5]. This issue needs to be clarified because the authors state that M-mode is not yet ready to use in pneumology.…”
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confidence: 69%
“…Recently, the use of ultrasonographic (US) techniques for the assessment of both diaphragmatic excursions [17,18] and thickness of the diaphragm (TD) at different lung volumes [19] has been proposed. The reproducibility of measurements and the relationships between diaphragm kinetics and respiratory functional parameters have been investigated in normal subjects.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Estos resultados pudieron relacionarse con la baja prevalencia reportada en la literatura para ambos resultados con el bloqueo de plexo braquial con abordaje infraclavicular [3,4]. Los valores promedio de excursión diafragmática antes del bloqueo infraclavicular y después de este, obtenidos en el estudio, estuvieron dentro del rango reportado por otros autores [14,17].…”
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