Telecom consolidation is driven largely by the need for scale efficiencies, made more urgent as telecom players increasingly compete on price. Size and scale give telecom companies a larger geographic coverage plus expanded offerings, which can serve to hedge against a downturn in any specific service segment.
A neck injury may cause damage to the phrenic nerve. Symptoms of a phrenic nerve injury may include difficulty breathing. A pacemaker may be surgically implanted into an individual that has difficulty breathing due to phrenic nerve damage. Physical trauma is the most common cause of damage to phrenic nerves.
Nerve Reconstruction for Phrenic Nerve Injury. Phrenic nerve injury leads to diaphragm paralysis, the loss of function to the primary muscle involved in breathing. The consequences include shortness of breath with exertion, and difficulty breathing in certain positions while sleeping.