Meanings
comparative more hyperpnœic · superlative most hyperpnœic
- archaicArchaic form of hyperpneic.
They noted that the onset of hypotension occasionally preceded the hyperpnœic phase and consequently concluded that they were unrelated.
1967, Christopher Langton Hewer, Richard Stuart Atkinson, Recent Advances in Anæsthesia and Analgesia, volume V, page 451 more example
Consideration of published and personal data on the jugular venous oxygen content supports the hypothesis that the cerebral blood flow is subnormal in hyperpnœic cardiac subjects.
1939, Clinical Science, volume IV, page 33
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