neurocirculatory

[noor″o-ser″ku-lah-tor″e]

pertaining to the nervous and circulatory systems.

neurocirculatory

(nū″rō-sŭr′kū-lă-tō″rē) [″ + L. circulatio, circulation]

Pert. to circulation and the nervous system.

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Alfentanil modifies the neurocirculatory responses to Desflurane.

COMPARISON OF EFFICACY OF SEVOFLURANE AND DESFLURANE IN SURGICAL PROCEDURES LASTING LESS THAN 120 MINUTES

Abnormal neurocirculatory control during exercise in humans with chronic renal failure.

Comparison of Baroreflex Response to Acute Sessions of Strength and Aerobic Exercises in Kidney Recipients

Neurocirculatory responses to sevoflurane in humans: a comparison to desflurane.

Comparison of hemodynamic parameters and recovery characteristics between sevoflurane and desflurane in patients undergoing day care gynecological laparoscopic surgery

Different terms--such as Da Costa syndrome, irritable heart, shell shock, neurocirculatory asthenia, and battle fatigue--have been used to coin the difficult to understand soldier's medical conditions following war situations [2].

Timed loaded standing in female chronic fatigue syndrome compared with other populations

Lontoc, her attending physician, revealed that Reyes was suffering from hypertensive urgency and Neurocirculatory Asthenia.

Court subpoenas Gigi Reyes' doctors over request for bigger hospital

These neurocirculatory responses have been attributed both to reflexes arising within the exercising muscle and to neural impulses arising within the central nervous system, associated with the volitional component of exercise [20].

Narita target heart rate equation underestimates the predicted adequate exercise level in sedentary young boys

Neurocirculatory responses to intubation with either an endotracheal tube or laryngeal mask airway in humans.

A comparison of the forces applied to a manikin during laryngoscopy with the GlideScope[R] and Macintosh laryngoscopes

Neurocirculatory consequences of negative intrathoracic pressure vs.

Influence of the severity of obstructive sleep apnea on nocturnal heart rate indices and its association with hypertension/Tikayici uyku apnesi ciddiyetinin gece kalp hizi indeksleri uzerine etkisi ve hipertansiyon ile iliskisi

Over the years and well into the 20th century, many names--including Da Costa's syndrome as well as combat neurosis, shell shock, soldier's heart, neurocirculatory asthenia, and/or simply anxiety neurosis, as my father called it--have been applied to this syndrome.

Disconnects persist on treating PTSD

It is important to note that in 66% of young patients ischemic stroke developed on a background of long-term emotional stress and arterial hypertension in neurocirculatory dystonia (cardiopsychoneurosis).

Risk factors and prognosis of ischemic stroke in young patients in Uzbekistan

Over the years, many names have been assigned to this syndrome, such as combat fatigue, neurocirculatory asthenia, or shell shock.

Will the U.S. Army's new resiliency training prevent mental distress?

Over the years, multiple names have been assigned to this syndrome, such as combat fatigue, neurocirculatory asthenia, or shell shock.

Will the U.S. Army's new resiliency training prevent mental distress? Origins of mental disorders must be understood