Übersetzung für "Respirationstrakt" in Englisch

From there, they spread to the lower respiratory tract.

The respiratory tract is currently considered as an alternative to gastrointestinal or dermal drug deliv-ery systems.

The classic entry points for C. diphtheriae are the respiratory tract and the skin.

It cannot replicate in macrophages and is therefore only to be found in the upper respiratory system.

The vaccine strain can be detected in respiratory tract of the chickens until 55 weeks after vaccination.

In inhalation studies, the entire respiratory tract should be preserved, including nasal cavity, pharynx and larynx.

After vaccination the bacteria enters the respiratory tract for several month and causes a local immunity.

Cilia are small processes found in the respiratory tract  and female reproductive tract .

When mounted, it removals the jaw a slight to open up the top respiratory tract.

Zanamivir is an inhibitor of influenza virus neuraminidase, an enzyme that releases viral particles from the plasma membrane of infected cells and promotes virus spread in the respiratory tract.

A Phase I, open-label study to evaluate serum and lower respiratory pharmacokinetics following administration of intravenous and inhaled zanamivir to healthy adult subjects utilising bronchoalveolar lavage fluid was conducted.

The most commonly reported adverse reactions are infections (such as nasopharyngitis, upper respiratory tract infection and sinusitis), injection site reactions (erythema, itching, haemorrhage, pain or swelling), headache and musculoskeletal pain.

The Applicant should conduct a post-marketing microbiological study in order to further elucidate the risk for emergence of resistance in the intestinal and upper respiratory microflora associated with the long-term use of Oracea, and commit to submitting a study protocol within 3 months of approval.

MIC data from literature for porcine respiratory tract pathogens isolated from clinical cases in the Netherlands were provided (Pijpers, 19905).

In special studies such as inhalation studies, the entire respiratory tract should be studied, including nose, pharynx and larynx.

The reason and purpose of an intubation of this kind are generally known, so that mention is merely made at this point that artificial respiration may be example be administered to the patient via the tube 11 or that secretions may be sampled, or instruments, curative agents or the like, may be inserted into the respiratory tract via the tube 11.

DAS 1,211,360 also discloses a bronchial catheter with a tubular outer guide element of a rigid material, the distal end of which is bent by approximately 90° in adaptation to the respiratory tract so that it can be guided more easily past the larynx.

Pollinosis is an allergic reaction which affects preferentially the mucosae, the eyes and the respiratory tract.

It is characterized by a deficient electrolyte transport of the epithelial tissue membrane which leads to abnormalities in the function (dysfunction of exocrinal glands) of the respiratory tract, pancreas (increased production and increased viscosity of the secretory product of mucous glands), sweat glands (increased electrolyte content in the sweat and concomitant loss of liquid and electrolyte) and gonads.

According to the invention, all medicinal agents may be used which become effective either topically in the respiratory system or systemically.

Bacteria of the natural flora of humans (respiratory tract, gastro-intestinal tract, skin, mucous membranes, eye etc.) are thus able to take up plasmid DNA.

Apart from the lung and the respiratory tract, gene therapy approaches must also be considered for the treatment of other tissues under the aspects described above:

For all those routes not yet mentioned (e.g. ear, nose, mouth, respiratory tract, joints) the General Considerations (section 2) and the Points to Consider (section 3) should be adequately applied.