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the bolus
noun
A round mass of something, especially of chewed food in the mouth or alimentary canal.
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The bolus was responsible for deaths.
But among the bolus groups, that dropped to 89.4%.
Maitland says their analysis showed children given the bolus made a quick recovery and then had a rapid relapse.
The bolus was repeated if necessary.
(2) Was the bolus transport in the trachea abnormal?
The arterial phase was determined by the bolus tracking method.
It is not known whether the delivery speed of the bolus injection influences analgesia outcomes.
The systematic changes are dependent on the bolus characteristics (i.e. volume and viscosity) and voluntary control.
The primary end point was PAI measured at 10 minutes after the bolus of abciximab.
Space- and time-varying lumen concentrations are predicted, as are time-varying systemic concentrations following introduction of the bolus.
This process involves interactions between the bolus, the esophagus, and the neurally coordinated activation of the esophageal muscles.
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