A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY
Introduction: The registration of respiration through the left and right nostrils simultaneously makes it possible to register the dynamics of the nasal cycle. Aim: To test the method, the nasal cycle of a patient with ischemic stroke of the right posterior cerebral artery territory was measured....
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| author | A. Atanasov T. Manolova P. Zagorchev J. Jovchev G. Arabadgiev |
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| description | Introduction: The registration of respiration through the left and right nostrils simultaneously makes it
possible to register the dynamics of the nasal cycle.
Aim: To test the method, the nasal cycle of a patient with ischemic stroke of the right posterior cerebral
artery territory was measured.
Method: An interface two-channel portable system has been developed for registration of respiration
separately through nostrils.
Results: The patient's respiratory and nasal cycle through the left and right nostril was measured for 4.5
hours for three consecutive days (4 days after coming out of the coma). The nasal cycle changed
progressively during the healing process. On the first day, an antiphase change in the amplitude of airflow
through the left and right nostril was registered with frequency 3 and 1.5 hours. They were accompanied
by pronounced somnolence. In the next two days, a nasal cycle reversal of the respiratory airflow through
the nostrils was observed. In the process of the patient’s recovery, a spontaneous alternative alternation of
equalized respiratory airflow through the two nostrils was observed. The patient's recovery was also
assessed on the NIHSS scale, whose values correlated over time with the normalization of the nasal cycle.
Conclusion: The method reflects the patient's recovery and can find application in neurology. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d9939378868141bea32d7530407c1ca82022-12-21T18:19:45ZengTrakia UniversityTrakia Journal of Sciences1313-35512022-03-01201747910.15547/tjs.2022.01.011A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGYA. AtanasovT. ManolovaP. ZagorchevJ. JovchevG. ArabadgievIntroduction: The registration of respiration through the left and right nostrils simultaneously makes it possible to register the dynamics of the nasal cycle. Aim: To test the method, the nasal cycle of a patient with ischemic stroke of the right posterior cerebral artery territory was measured. Method: An interface two-channel portable system has been developed for registration of respiration separately through nostrils. Results: The patient's respiratory and nasal cycle through the left and right nostril was measured for 4.5 hours for three consecutive days (4 days after coming out of the coma). The nasal cycle changed progressively during the healing process. On the first day, an antiphase change in the amplitude of airflow through the left and right nostril was registered with frequency 3 and 1.5 hours. They were accompanied by pronounced somnolence. In the next two days, a nasal cycle reversal of the respiratory airflow through the nostrils was observed. In the process of the patient’s recovery, a spontaneous alternative alternation of equalized respiratory airflow through the two nostrils was observed. The patient's recovery was also assessed on the NIHSS scale, whose values correlated over time with the normalization of the nasal cycle. Conclusion: The method reflects the patient's recovery and can find application in neurology.http://tru.uni-sz.bg/tsj/Volume%2020,%202022,%20Number%201,%20Series%20Biomedical%20Sciences/11_A.Atanasov(1).pdfmethodneurologynasal cycleischemic |
| spellingShingle | A. Atanasov T. Manolova P. Zagorchev J. Jovchev G. Arabadgiev A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY Trakia Journal of Sciences method neurology nasal cycle ischemic |
| title | A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY |
| title_full | A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY |
| title_fullStr | A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY |
| title_full_unstemmed | A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY |
| title_short | A CLINICAL CASE DEMONSTRATING THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF THE SEPARATE REGISTRATION OF NOSTRIL RESPIRATION IN NEUROLOGY |
| title_sort | clinical case demonstrating the possible application of the separate registration of nostril respiration in neurology |
| topic | method neurology nasal cycle ischemic |
| url | http://tru.uni-sz.bg/tsj/Volume%2020,%202022,%20Number%201,%20Series%20Biomedical%20Sciences/11_A.Atanasov(1).pdf |
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