vasomotion

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va·so·mo·tion (v

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Change in the caliber of a blood vessel. Also called angiokinesis.

vasomotion [vas″o-mo´shun]

change in caliber of blood vessels.

vasomotion

change in caliber of blood vessels.

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angiokinesis			Abnormal coronary vasomotion as a prognostic indicator of cardiovascular events in women: results from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute-Sponsored Women's Ischemia Syndrome Evaluation (WISE). Dietary supplements under attack by Faloon, William / Life Extension The fact that vasomotion (the ability to undergo vasodilation and vasoconstriction) was restored in response to vasoactive agents in the stented vessel segment was a really good sign. Drug-eluting stent can treat coronary artery disease by Asian News International The stent permanently resides inside the coronary artery; it also limits further revascularization, reduces vasomotion, and has limited use in children. Stents pose problems by Nutrition Health Review			vasodepression vasodepressor vasodepressor syncope Vasodilan vasodilatation vasodilation vasodilative vasodilator Vasodilators vasoepididymography vasoepididymostomy Vasofem vasoformation vasoformative vasoformative cell vasoganglion vasogenic vasogenic shock vasography vasohypertonic vasohypotonic vasoinhibitor vasoinhibitory vasolamin vasoligation vasomotion vasomotor vasomotor angina vasomotor center vasomotor epilepsy vasomotor imbalance vasomotor nerve vasomotor paralysis vasomotor reflex vasomotor rhinitis vasomotor spasm vasomotor system vasoneuropathy vasoneurosis vasoocclusion vasoparalysis vasoparesis vasopeptidase inhibitor vasopermeability vasopermeability reaction vasopermeation enhancement vasopressin vasopressin resistance vasopressor Vasopressors vasopuncture			vasogenic vasogenic circulatory failure Vasogenic edema Vasogenic edema Vasogenic edema vasogenic shock vasogenic shock vasogenic shock, vasculogenic shock vasogenic shock, vasculogenic shock vasogenic shock, vasculogenic shock vasogenic shock, vasculogenic shock vasography vasography vasohypertonic vasohypertonic vasohypotonic vasohypotonic vasohypotonic vasoinhibitor vasoinhibitor vasoinhibitor vasoinhibitory vasolamin vasoligate vasoligate vasoligate vasoligation vasoligation vasoligation Vasomax vasomotion vasomotor vasomotor vasomotor vasomotor angina vasomotor c vasomotor c vasomotor c vasomotor c vasomotor center vasomotor center vasomotor center vasomotor center vasomotor centers vasomotor centers vasomotor centers vasomotor centers vasomotor epilepsy Vasomotor fibers Vasomotor fibers Vasomotor fibers Vasomotor fibers vasomotor imbalance vasomotor imbalance vasomotor imbalance vasomotor imbalance vasomotor nerve vasomotor nerve vasomotor nerve vasomotor nerve vasomotor paralysis

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