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Meanings of dysport in English
Group of eight neurotoxic proteins produced by Clostridium botulinum.
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Examples for "botox"
Examples for "botox"
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From botox to diet, there are many cures for excessive sweating.
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Cosmetic surgeon Mitra Khalili said botox injections were very popular even among lower-income Iranians.
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Botox users end up with 'muscle atrophy or loss of muscle mass.
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Botox doesn't work for me as I use my expressions too much.
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Esther's brows rose as far on her forehead as the Botox allowed.
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This study showed the benefit of combined treatment with Btx and Fkt.
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Bilateral deficits in BTX binding were present following both mild and moderate levels of injury.
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We conclude that the clinical improvement induced by BTX in patients with cranial dystonia is largely symptomatic.
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The capacity of intramuscular BTX to reduce spastic dystonia and lengthen shortened muscles is also discussed based on prior literature.
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The aim of this study is to demonstrate the efficacy of the combined treatment Fkt and Btx-A in patients with HSP.
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No one would argue that hemlock or botulinum toxins-both"all natural"-arethings you should be adding to your midnight snack.
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Botulinum toxins (Botox, Dysport etc) still rank as the number one non-surgical procedure followed by hyaluronic acid filler treatments.
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These contrast with Botox and Galderma's Azzalure, both derived from botulinum toxin, which counter wrinkles by inducing muscle paralysis.
Usage of dysport in English
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The specific formulation for the aesthetic medicine indication of Dysport is under European Union regulatory approval.
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Botulinum toxins (Botox, Dysport etc) still rank as the number one non-surgical procedure followed by hyaluronic acid filler treatments.
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Early in the treatment programme, three patients who received a dose of 1000 units Dysport showed systemic side-effects and generalized muscle weakness.
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Dysport was initially developed as a treatment of movement disorders or muscle spasticity, and has now been approved for aesthetic indications in 20 countries.
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A unit at the world's biggest food group that makes Botox rival Dysport may fetch at least 6 billion Swiss francs ($6 billion).
Translations for dysport
Portuguese
Catalan