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Meanings of mannitol in English

A diuretic (trade name Osmitrol) used to promote the excretion of urine.

Group of chemical compounds.

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Usage of mannitol in English
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We found abnormal lactulose-mannitol tests in all patients with active Crohn's disease.
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Patients ingested low-concentration barium suspension or flavored beverage containing sorbitol and mannitol.
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Rusty had started the saline drip, adding mannitol to reduce brain swelling.
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The patient was treated successfully with a combination of mechanical hyperventilation and mannitol.
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The signal intensity was reduced by mannitol or super oxide dismutase.
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However, mannitol at clinical concentrations induces apoptosis in endothelial cells.
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The first patient was part of the cohort having intra-venous infusion without mannitol bolus.
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The water potential of a mannitol solution of -5 bar is just above plasmolyzing concentration.
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Therefore, pretreatment with AM might help to maintain normal endothelial integrity during systemic mannitol therapy.
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The slowly permeating solute mannitol reduces both water potential and turgor potential of the cells.
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The present study investigated mannitol-responsive gene expression using RNA-Seq.
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Discussion: A substantial proportion of patients receiving sustained mannitol do not manifest the expected osmotic response.
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Removal of RPE was confirmed by transmission electron microscopy and differences in the transport of mannitol.
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AM prevented mannitol-induced apoptosis in a dose-dependent manner.
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In fire smoke and chronic cough group, all the subjects showed mannitol BPTs within normal limits.
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The identification of upregulated genes provides us with important insights into the molecular events following mannitol intake.
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Mannitol through the time
Mannitol across language varieties
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