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Encyclopedia > Asphyxiation

Asphyxia is a condition of severely deficient supply of oxygen to the body. In the absence of remedial action it will very rapidly lead to unconsciousness and death. Asphyxia is the same as suffocation and anoxia.


Asphyxia in humans is a medical emergency.


Causes of asphyxia can include:

Problems during childbirth can lead to the newborn experiencing asphyxia.


Prolonged asphyxia can result in brain damage even when it does not cause death.


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