Normally, the diaphragm muscle drives about 50% of respiratory force, but other muscles provide the remainder. In MD, that balance is changed once the diaphragm becomes damaged.

The respiratory system is responsible for providing oxygen to the rest of our body. We’ll discuss the anatomy and function.

Intramuscular implantation of electrodes may maintain diaphragm function and slow respiratory decline in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Everything CCEA students need to know about the respiratory system for GCSE Biology.

ALS patients using diaphragm pacing experienced improved quality of life, with better sleep and daytime functioning, better breathing, and less fatigue. Respiratory failure is one of the major ...

The comprehensive study provided clinical evidence that the company’s FDA-approved AeroPace® System accelerates liberation from mechanical ventilation while strengthening diaphragm function in ...