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reciprocal change

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reciprocal change,
a change detected electrocardiographically in a wall of the heart opposite the site of a myocardial infarction. In acute inferior wall infarction, reciprocal changes are considered a sign of more extensive myocardial damage.


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But with the return the teachers had expected some reciprocal changes from Hamas which did not come.
While the researchers noted unique changes in the brainstem, striatum, and hippocampus with fluoxetine, they found a common pattern of reciprocal changes in specific cortical and paralimbic regions with both placebo and the active drug.
Shifts of sun and weather register intensely in these stark yet richly convivial rooms, where use can alter moment to moment with seemingly reciprocal changes in their character.
 
 
 
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