Значения термина corticoid на английском

Performance of this is evaluated and discussed in patients with corticoid therapy.

Already 12 hours after the beginning of corticoid therapy liver perfusion started to recover.

After an alternative way of corticoid reduction was started, a relapse of sympathetic ophthalmia occurred.

It is mandatory to exclude infectious causes of granulomatous mastitis before corticoid therapy is started.

The final diagnosis of atypical necrosis of the femoral head, most probably secondary to corticoid therapy, was thus established.

If a rider is ill enough to require emergency corticoid therapy, runs the argument, then they are too ill to race.

NICE guidelines for rhinitis treatment do not mention intramuscular corticoid therapy at all, instead advocating the use of orally or nasally administered cortisone.

The UCI admitted that the Texan had taken a corticoid-based ointment to "treat a skin allergy" but said that his action conformed to the rules.

Within the last few years, however, patients have become very suspicious of corticoids.

Some scientists believe that corticoids-stresshormones-canatrophy the hippocampus and cause memory disruptions.

These findings imply that 11 beta-HSD regulates binding of corticoids to their inner ear receptors.

The latter association for the first time suggests the modulation of thyroid function by mineral corticoids.

If a rider is ill and needs corticoids, you just tell him to rest and get treated.

To regulate the way corticoids are administered, the simple doctor's note has morphed into the Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).

On the injured eye surgical reconstruction of the anterior segment was performed and concurrently broad spectrum antibiotics and corticoids were administered.

Corticoids are an anti-inflammatory drug that are allowed out of competition but forbidden during competitions unless a rider is granted a TUE.