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Meanings of vasorelaxants in English

Russian
вазодилататор
Portuguese
vasodilatador
Spanish
vasodilatadores
Catalan
vasodilatador

Drug used to cause dilation of the blood vessels.

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        Examples for "vasodilator"
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        No significant change in oxygen requirement was seen with vasodilator therapy initiation.
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        When given via the inhaled route it is a selective pulmonary vasodilator.
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        H is not useful as an adjunct vasodilator therapy for CILD-PH patients.
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        Prostacyclin is a powerful vasodilator and inhibits platelet adhesion and cell growth.
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        PGI2 acts as a vasodilator and a potent inhibitor of platelet aggregation.
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        Abolition of exercise-induced arrhythmias was maintained during chronic treatment with oral coronary vasodilators.
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        Thirteen received PG as monotherapy or in combination with oral vasodilators.
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        Endothelin converting enzyme inhibitors and receptor antagonists may have therapeutic potential as vasodilators.
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        However, the relative importance of and potential interactions between these 2 vasodilators remain unexplored.
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        Background: Pulmonary vasodilators improve the functional capacity of some patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension.
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        However, the reduction in relaxation response to prostaglandin I2 was significantly less than that to the other vasodilator agents.
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        It belongs to a group of vasodilator drugs called nitrates used to relieve the pain of angina attacks.
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        However, the reduction in relaxation response to prostaglandin I2 was significantly less than that to the other vasodilator agents.
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