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Meanings of ictus in inglés

portugués
convulsão
español
crisis

A sudden occurrence (or recurrence) of a disease.

crisis
español
ictus
catalán
ictus

Physiologic state or event such as a seizure, stroke, or headache.

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Examples for "ictal"
Examples for "ictal"
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We find two statistically significant ST patterns that uniquely characterize ictal epochs.
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Four of them exhibited the ictal pattern of versive seizures with vomiting.
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Pelvic thrusting and ictal eye closure are not reliable indicators of PNES.
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Significance: Directed connectivity measures may help identify epileptogenic networks without requiring ictal recordings.
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We conclude that millimeter-scale ST spike dynamics contain useful information about ictal state.
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Usage of ictus in inglés
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She could only repeat her demand, in a cry that reached its ictus in a sob.
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Methods: Consecutive conscious patients presenting with first imaging-confirmed arterial stroke were included, 6 weeks or more after ictus.
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Men who have yielded it are like cavalry put on the defensive; a very small force with an ictus will scatter them.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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Secondly, heredity, which lays its heavy ictus upon some neglected forms of activity and fails of all support for others, has been ignored.
Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
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DCIn was defined as any cerebral infarction occurring within 3 to 21 d after ictus and not related to other specific cause.
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Methods: An a priori-defined post hoc analysis of a prospective 3T MRI cohort of acute cerebrovascular events imaged within 24 hours of ictus.
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Citicoline shows a benefit in meta-analysis and it is currently being explored in a new trial (ICTUS).
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Translations for ictus
portugués
convulsão
catalán
ictus
Ictus through the time