Usage of "exacerbation"

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Action that makes a problem or a disease (or its symptoms) worse.

Ús de exacerbation en anglès

Outcomes included time to first exacerbation and proportion of asthma control days. 
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Conclusions: Children with ulcerative colitis commonly experience at least one severe exacerbation. 
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However, the factors influencing or predicting in exacerbation are not well understood. 
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Methods: 27 patients with CF were recruited at onset of pulmonary exacerbation. 
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Only men without acute disease exacerbation or systemic glucocorticoid treatment were included. 
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Methods: Outpatients were enrolled within 48h of symptom onset of their exacerbation. 
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In patients with acute exacerbation, VEGF levels were associated with clinical improvements. 
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The likelihood of exacerbation during a cold was unaffected by exacerbation frequency. 
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This was accompanied by an excessive vascular remodeling and exacerbation of atherosclerosis. 
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Blocking endogenous IL-10 was found to cause a modest exacerbation of inflammation. 
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The primary outcome was health status recovery in the event of an exacerbation. 
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Conclusions: Acute exacerbation and reactivation of chronic HCV infection occur often after chemotherapy. 
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Objective: The aim was to evaluate the contribution of IL-18 to asthma exacerbation. 
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Steroid-induced exacerbation in MG is a frequently encountered and challenging problem. 
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Despite this, many clinicians avoid vaccination because they fear precipitating an MS exacerbation. 
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In sensitivity analyses, this outcome was most sensitive to changes in exacerbation rates. 
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exacerbation

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Col·locacions frequents

Més col·locacions

Translations for exacerbation

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Exacerbation a través del temps

Exacerbation per variant geogràfica

Estats Units d'Amèrica

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Significats de exacerbation en anglès