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Meanings of hypertonus in English
Portuguese
hipertonia (Of muscular tissue) the state of being hypertonic.
Synonyms
Examples for "hypertonia"
Examples for "hypertonia"
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The decrease in FA correlated with decrease in area only in hypertonia.
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Objectives: Spastic hypertonia is originally believed to cause contractures from clinical observations.
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Participants: Ten stroke patients with hypertonia and 10 healthy subjects matched for age and gender.
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Hyperekplexia is characterised by neonatal hypertonia and an exaggerated startle reflex in response to acoustic or tactile stimuli.
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To explain why some kits become hypertonic, we hypothesized that white matter injury was responsible for the hypertonia.
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Published data concerning the effects of hypertonicity on cell motility have often been controversial.
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The effects of hypertonicity on cell kinetics of EUE cells in culture have been investigated.
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The reduction of COX-2 expression was associated with greatly reduced viability of dominant-negative JNK-2-expressing cells during hypertonicity treatment.
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PMID: 10930430 The reduction of COX-2 expression was associated with greatly reduced viability of dominant-negative JNK-2-expressing cells during hypertonicity treatment.
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Hypertonicity-stimulated COX-2 protein expression was significantly reduced in dominant-negative JNK-2-expressing cells and was unchanged in dominant-negative JNK-1- and JNK-3-expressing cells compared with controls.