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Significats de cachexia en anglès

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caquexia

Any general reduction in vitality and strength of body and mind resulting from a debilitating chronic disease.

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Ús de cachexia en anglès
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During cachexia, the organism is maintained in a constant negative energy balance.
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However, the role of RET to counteract cancer cachexia is still speculative.
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These findings may pave the way for effective treatment approaches to cardiac cachexia.
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These studies provide fundamental insights and guidance towards a better understanding of cachexia.
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Anorexia and cachexia are common clinical problems of many patients with advanced cancer.
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Aetiology and the presence of cardiac cachexia did not influence the lipid profile.
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Detailed assessments are required to verify body composition in patients with cancer cachexia.
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Muscle atrophy is a major character of cancer cachexia, whose mechanism remains enigmatic.
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Introduction: This retrospective study focused on cancer cachexia in clinical practice.
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Pioneering studies on the reasons and mechanisms of cachexia were performed several decades ago.
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The number of clinical trials targeting cachexia is very limited in Japan so far.
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At the present time, there is no widely agreed upon operational definition of cachexia.
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Pathophysiologic hypotheses put forward to explain this cachexia are reviewed.
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Anorexia, inflammation, insulin resistance and increased muscle protein breakdown are frequently associated with cachexia.
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Skeletal muscles of subjects with advanced cancer undergo progressive wasting, referred to as cachexia.
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The most dramatic metabolic problem in heart failure patients is the development of cardiac cachexia.
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Translations for cachexia
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caquexia
Cachexia a través del temps
Cachexia per variant geogràfica
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