oxygen deprivation

Human infants can even cope with oxygen deprivation for a brief period during childhood--an ability they lose as they grow older.

The child lived but had major medical problems including oxygen deprivation and bleeding in the brain.

Without prompt treatment, the oxygen deprivation resulting from ARDS can be lethal.

Once momentum ceases, gains made underwater could be lost, and fatigue from oxygen deprivation will slow you down.

Being that high up the table must make him suffer from oxygen deprivation. He should've shut up on this occasion.

The findings may aid efforts to develop treatments for oxygen deprivation after heart attacks and organ transplants.

If you are locked in a completely sealed room, you will die of carbon dioxide poisoning first before you will die of oxygen deprivation.

The extreme oxygen deprivation occurs during its longest dives.

A fast pulse and restlessness are early signs of oxygen deprivation.

Loss of consciousness and death would soon follow purely from oxygen deprivation to the brain, Wagner continued.

Oxygen deprivation is one manner that humanity lost consciousness long ago;

Establishment of neurons glucose oxygen deprivation mode in vitro and the cellular injuries