Sentence examples for a decrease in uterine from inspiring English sources

Total intravenous anaesthesia with propofol should be considered if there is any concern about poor uterine contraction after delivery, as it does not produce a decrease in uterine muscle tone.

Furthermore, stimulation of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) by anxiety or stress may lead to increased release of catecholamines such as noradrenaline, increasing uterine artery resistance and arterial pressure, causing a decrease in uterine blood flow and thus oxygen delivery to the fetus.

The same authors [ 28] observed in postmenopausal women medicated with transdermal estradiol followed, after one month, by placement of an LGN-IUS a decrease in mean uterine artery PI 1 month after transdermal estradiol treatment; however, the LNG-IUS induced an increase in PI, resulting, at the end of 6 months, in a PI that did not differ significantly from the pretreatment level.

Patients with a lower immunohistochemical expression of IGF-I-R showed a larger decrease in uterine size.

This length of time was in all cases <49 days, the limit above which a significant decrease in uterine receptivity has been demonstrated (Soares et al., 2005).

Our study showed that those rats which were ovariectomized and not treated with either SG or raloxifene showed a significant decrease in uterine weight compared to those rats which underwent only sham operation.

This finding is in line with that of Span and colleagues [ 23] and Kotzsch and colleagues [ 24], who also reported TIMP-3 mRNA levels to be higher in steroid hormone receptor-positive samples, and yet not in accord with other studies that demonstrated that estradiol induced a decrease in TIMP-3 in uterine tissue [ 36] or nulliparous murine mammary gland [ 37].

Several studies in animals have shown that COU induced an increase in uterine weight, a decrease in ovulation rate, an increase in embryo degeneration, and the inhibition of ovarian cycles (Fredricks et al. 1981; McLachlan and Newbold 1987; Whitten et al. 1995; Tinwell et al. 2000).

After review of the literature, it appears that this is the first time a decrease in the phosphorylation of HER2/neu in uterine serous cancers, after treatment with a tyrosine kinase inhibitor, has been shown.

The mean decrease in uterine volume was 36%, and the mean decrease in the size of the dominant fibroid was 49%.

Since this is a significant factor promoting maternal-fetal transfer [61], [62] and it runs counter to the small decrease likely to result from reduced uterine delivery, it is implausible that the decrease in uterine delivery is responsible for the markedly decreased concentrations in the fetus.