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Significados de orthostasis en inglés

ruso
ортостаз
portugués
de pé
español
posición de pie
catalán
dempeus
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Human position in which the body is held upright.

        posición de pie
        ruso
        ортостатическая гипотензия
        portugués
        hipotensão postural
        español
        hipotension ortostatica
        catalán
        hipotensió ortostàtica

        Orthostatic low bloodpressure.

              hipotension ortostatica
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              Examples for "orthostatic hypotension"
              Examples for "orthostatic hypotension"
              1
              Neurogenic orthostatic hypotension is a distinctive and treatable sign of cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction.
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              2
              It's called orthostatic hypotension, and it can be embarrassing.
              Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
              3
              Symptomatic orthostatic hypotension was present in two iRBD patients, two PD patients and none of the healthy controls.
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              4
              We determined for the first time that orthostatic hypotension strongly correlates with decreased baroreflex sensitivity in PD patients.
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              5
              This proof-of-concept study examined cerebral blood flow (perfusion) as a mediator of orthostatic hypotension and cognition.
              Pubmed
              Uso de orthostasis en inglés
              1
              Development of symptoms during TTT might be related to low diastolic BP and abnormal compensatory responses to orthostasis.
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              2
              Three patients (6%) in the prazosin group experienced symptoms of orthostasis requiring premature discontinuation of the drug and termination from the study.
              Pubmed
              3
              Findings: Overall falls decreased from 5.38% to 3.44%, with zero falls or injuries related to orthostasis for newly admitted patients.
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