-
shortly thereafter. Further,
multiple species of
snakes have been
shown to
constrict with
pressures higher than
those needed to
induce cardiac arrest. In conjunction...
-
Constrictivity is a
dimensionless parameter used to
describe transport processes (often
molecular diffusion) in
porous media.
Constrictivity is viewed...
-
Constrictive pericarditis is a
condition characterized by a thickened,
fibrotic pericardium,
limiting the heart's
ability to
function normally. In many...
- months.
Complications can
include cardiac tamponade, myocarditis, and
constrictive pericarditis.
Pericarditis is an
uncommon cause of
chest pain. About...
-
particularly focusing on
variations in the
reduction of
emotional expression.
Constricted affect refers to a
noticeable limitation in the
range and
intensity of...
-
Bronchiolitis obliterans (BO), also
known as
obliterative bronchiolitis,
constrictive bronchiolitis and
popcorn lung, is a
disease that
results in obstruction...
-
muscles and
dilator muscles,
granting them the
ability to
dilate and
constrict their pupils on command,
regardless of
lighting condition and/or eye accommodation...
- toes. Later, as the
fetus grows but the
bands do not, the
bands become constricting. This
constriction reduces blood circulation, and
hence causes congenital...
-
astringent (sometimes
called adstringent) is a
chemical that
shrinks or
constricts body tissues. The word
derives from the
Latin adstringere,
which means...
- as a breakwater, as a walkway, or both; or, in pairs, as a
means of
constricting a channel. The term
derives from the
French word jetée, "thrown", signifying...
