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An example of hypoxia is a potentially fatal condition when not enough oxygen is being used in the body tissues.
Genes regulated by hypoxia are being studied in a range of endothelial and other cell types.
Athetoid CP is characterized by involuntary writhing movements of the limbs and is usually caused by hypoxia of a shorter but more profound duration.
Severe toxicity is frequently accompanied by convulsions, which may also aggravate the potential for heart toxicity by inducing hypoxia.
The latter is especially important for preventing cell hypoxia.
Carbon monoxide replaces oxygen in the bloodstream causing hypoxia, an abnormal reduction of oxygen in the body tissues also called oxygen deficiency.