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vagal

Of or relating to the vagus nerve.

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Cephalic-vagal stimulation affects a number of upper gastrointestinal secretory and motility events.
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In all patients, stimulation at certain endocardial sites elicited a vagal response.
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Evidence has accumulated that in chronic heart failure vagal activity is decreased.
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These results demonstrate for the first time rat duodenal load-sensitive vagal afferents.
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Heart rate and sinus arrhythmia gap were used to express vagal activity indirectly.
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Group comparisons on vagal activity were controlled for age and body mass index.
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This result was obtained despite a higher vagal stimulation with dobutamine.
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The study included 18 patients referred for catheter ablation of suspected vagal-mediated AF.
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Higher increase of low-than high-frequency components indicated higher elevated sympathetic than vagal activation.
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On evaluation, she was found to have right vagal nerve palsy.
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The attenuated vagal response after ablation may contribute to the suppression of AF.
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The amplitude and duration of hyperpolarization increased with increasing frequencies of vagal stimulation.
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Similar to other organs, the stomach receives dual spinal and vagal afferent innervation.
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Posticus paralysis may occur from recurrent or vagal pressure by a misdirected esophagoscope.
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Signals can also activate sensory vagal terminals that innervate the whole gastrointestinal tract.
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All of these gut peptides have vagal or dorsal hindbrain mediation.
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