Sentence examples for peripheral vasospasm from inspiring English sources

Primary Raynaud's syndrome consists in a symptomatic complex secondary to peripheral vasospasm in response to cold thermal stimulus and/or emotional stimulus in the distal parts of the body whose prevalence in adults varies from 3.7%to13%3.7%to13%

We did not do arterial blood sampling during exercise in order to avoid discomfort, and the potential for sudden peripheral vasospasm in SSc patients.

Two patients described peripheral vasospasm on exposure to cold and two had radiological and/or physiological evidence of pulmonary fibrosis (bleomycin lung).

Side effects of BRC include nausea, dizziness (orthostatic hypotension), nasal stuffiness, difficulty concentrating, depression, psychosis, and peripheral vasospasm and so on [ 1].

Although the pathomechanism of NTG is still unknown, there are some features that may occur more often with this disease: female sex, migraine headache, Raynauld phenomenon, systemic vascular pathologies such as peripheral vasospasm, autoimmune diseases, endothelial dysfunction or coagulopathies [ 5– 7].

RP is characterized by recurrent, reversible episodes of vasospasm involving peripheral small vessels [ 3– 5].

Even in nonmild or moderate angiographical vasospasm, prolonged peripheral CCT was clearly associated with decreased rCBF [ 90].

Clinical investigations had suggested that intraparenchymal small vessels are dilated after SAH in order to compensate for reduced peripheral perfusion pressure caused by vasospasm of the major arteries.

Sequential changes of platelet aggregability and beta-thromboglobulin and thromboxane B2 concentrations in blood samples from the internal jugular and peripheral vein were investigated, and platelet function in patients with symptomatic vasospasm showed more enhancements in blood from the internal jugular vein than in blood from a peripheral vein.

These include: severe cardiovascular disease (occlusive peripheral arterial disease, cerebrovascular disease, stable angina pectoris, and uncompensated heart failure) and vasospasm, uncontrolled hypertension, renal or hepatic impairment, active duodenal ulcers and gastric ulcers.

Imaging studies have demonstrated that this vasospasm is not specific to the coronary vasculature and has been shown to be present within peripheral arteries.