Sentence examples for shock stroke from inspiring English sources

The reduction in pathophysiological levels of NO through the inhibition of NOS has the potential to be therapeutic in a multitude of indications including the treatment of septic shock, stroke, neurodegenerative disorders, and in the treatment of pain.

Patients dead from post cardiac arrest shock, stroke, moribund, spontaneous awaking, or missing data were excluded.

RESULTS: BMI was inversely related to death, shock, stroke, and bleeding in patients treated with either reperfusion strategy.

Cardiovascular death was defined as death caused by ischemic heart disease, acute pulmonary edema, acute congestive heart failure, cardiogenic shock, stroke, or sudden death.

In consequence, a better knowledge of the still incompletely understood signaling pathways and the associated components will facilitate future strategies to interfere with damage induced by necroptosis/programmed necrosis (e.g. in shock, stroke, myocardial infarction or kidney failure).

Unchecked dehydration can lead to delirium, shock, stroke and death.[58].[58]

Now the most frequent causes of death in the first month after bypass surgery include uncontrollable abnormal heart rhythms, shock, strokes, respiratory insufficiency from chronic lung disease, and infections.

Levy animates the Baptist war of 1831 with admirable deftness, sketching the beginning of the end of slavery with swift, shocking strokes: rumours of freedom granted by the King of England spreading like gossip among the slave population, a Baptist missionary tarred and feathered by plantation owners for inculcating rebellion.

After each messy disaster, each shock, each stroke of fate, Betty is summoned with a blackly comic inevitability, to mop up the blood and the broken glass, to carry buckets of water, to brew tea and calm the nerves of her social superiors.

Timely (vs delayed) fibrinolysis was associated with a decreased risk of a composite outcome of death, shock, or stroke (6.2% vs 8.8%, adjusted odds ratio 0.74, 95% CI 0.56-0.98).

Objective The aim of our study was to compare the impact of using FTc versus CVP as a guide for fluid resuscitation in septic shock on stroke volume denoting cardiac responsiveness for fluid administration.