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position of circulating factor on the axonscan causeacute conduction block
the complete inactivation of sodium channels at the nodes next to the block electrodecausedthe nerve conduction block
compressing the nerveleadingto nerve conduction block
too much nicotinecan ... causecardiac conduction block
A solution of 5 lidocainecausedirreversible conduction block
the constant activation of potassium channels at the node under the block electrode , rather than inactivation of sodium channelscausesaxonal conduction block
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by increased extracellular potassium(passive) caused byaxonal conduction block
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In the molecular configuration , the axons are dramatically alteredresultingin axonal conduction block
that the anti - GM1 antibodies induce a disruption of ion channel clusters at the nodes of Ranvierleadingto the characteristic conduction block
by ischemia of the heart(passive) caused byatrioventricular conduction block
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Conduction delayeven leadingto conduction block
demyelination due to compressionmay ... causea conduction block
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temperaturemay leadto conduction block
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transient increases in temperaturemay leadto conduction block
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by demyelination and inflammation(passive) caused ... bythe conduction block
by demyelination and inflammation(passive) caused largely bythe conduction block
by the compression(passive) caused bythe conduction block
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by current - to - load mismatch(passive) caused byconduction block
a pressure ... the sympathetic nerveresultsin conduction block
Myelin losscausesconduction block
nerve fibercausesconduction block
doses of adenosine requiredto causeconduction block
the time of presentationcan leadto conduction block
by adenosine(passive) caused byconduction block
adenosine(passive) caused byconduction block
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to his homeleadingto his home
rhythm abnormalities and interventricular conduction delayscausingrhythm abnormalities and interventricular conduction delays
an acute perihepatitis(passive) caused byan acute perihepatitis
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painful problems(passive) caused bypainful problems
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the reentrycausingthe reentry
Third degree heart block(passive) is caused byThird degree heart block
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to the loss of axonsultimately leadingto the loss of axons
to the induction of reentrant activitycontributesto the induction of reentrant activity
in numbness andresultingin numbness and
to the onset and maintenance of reentrant ventricular tachycardialeadingto the onset and maintenance of reentrant ventricular tachycardia
in neurological dysfunctionmay resultin neurological dysfunction
the heart to beat too slowly to pump enough blood for their growing bodiescausesthe heart to beat too slowly to pump enough blood for their growing bodies
to sudden cardiac arrestcan leadto sudden cardiac arrest
to the induction of reentrant circuitsleadingto the induction of reentrant circuits
to temporarily impaired physical and cognitive functionleadsto temporarily impaired physical and cognitive function
in numbness and or weaknessresultingin numbness and or weakness
from the demyelination of axonsresultingfrom the demyelination of axons
from a mild insult to the nerve trunkresultingfrom a mild insult to the nerve trunk
ventricular cardiac arrestdo ... causeventricular cardiac arrest
to seriousleadingto serious
usuallyresultsusually
to ventricular fibrillationleadingto ventricular fibrillation
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to the increasing stability of AF in structurally remodeled atriacontributesto the increasing stability of AF in structurally remodeled atria
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in a current increase and an increased light emissionresultsin a current increase and an increased light emission
early commencement of ventricular depolarizationcausesearly commencement of ventricular depolarization
complete heart blockscausingcomplete heart blocks
to a reentrant supraventricular tachycardia , which usually occurs along with enhanced atrioventricular conductioncan leadto a reentrant supraventricular tachycardia , which usually occurs along with enhanced atrioventricular conduction