Sentence examples for disturbed circulation from inspiring English sources
Disturbed circulation in the femoral head has been hypothesized, such as stasis in blood vessels because of increased intraarticular and intraosseous pressure or thromboembolic events as a result of coagulation abnormalities (Green and Griffin 1982, Liu and Ho 1991).
This, vascular occlusion test (VOT), is of special interest in septic shock [30, 31] or during anesthesia [32] where the static variables may not be affected despite disturbed circulation.
It is inaccurate to conclude that nNOS absence or disturbed circulation is not an essential cause of the disease.
The most important question remaining is whether disturbed circulation in skeletal muscles plays a primary role in the pathogenesis of DMD.
ABEP allow one to objectivise the brain stem structure dysfunction in the VBB's disturbed circulation.
This, vascular occlusion test (VOT), is of special interest in septic shock [ 30, 31] or during anesthesia [ 32] where the static variables may not be affected despite disturbed circulation.
Though the exact etiology is unknown, the disease is believed to be due to the alteration of somatic cells during limb bud development and disturbed fetal circulation [13].
Various hypotheses include lipomatous degeneration [1], disturbed fetal circulation [2], erroneous segmentation [2], the trophic influence of a tumified nerve [1], and the in utero disturbance of a growth-limiting factor [3].
Disturbed blood circulation and inflammatory swellings resulting in a lengthening of the diffusion distance decrease the oxygen supply whereas the influx of metabolically active immune cells strongly increases the oxygen consumption [ 12].
Other conditions mentioned occasionally included diet, family troubles, lifting heavy things, blood diseases (coagulation disorders), disturbed blood circulation in the legs, surgery, unhealthy lifestyle, sleep apnea syndrome, estrogens, caeliac disease.
Several etiological mechanisms for the formation of gastric tube ulcers have been postulated, including hypersecretion of gastric juice, inadequate drainage from the pylorus, and breakdown of the mucous and mucosal barrier as a result of disturbed vascular circulation of the gastric tube [ 3].
