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the blood flowcausingdecreased perfusion and ischemia
increased intracranial pressurecausingdecreased cerebral perfusion
diastolic pressure is increasedleadingto decreased coronary perfusion
Preeclampsiacan causea decrease in placental perfusion
Syncope may causeDecreased cerebral perfusion
by poor cardiac output(passive) caused bydecreased arterial perfusion
by inadequate cardiac output during exercise(passive) caused bydecreased myocardial perfusion
prolonged uterine contractions in combination with maternal bearing down efforts(passive) caused byreduced placental perfusion
occurrence related to gestational hypertensioncausesreduced placental perfusion
by inadequate cardiac output(passive) caused bydecreased myocardial perfusion
by a thrombus that has developed on a disrupted atherosclerotic plaque(passive) caused byreduced myocardial perfusion
progressive hypotensioncan leadto decreased coronary perfusion
a nonocclusive thrombus that has developed from a disrupted atherosclerotic plaque(passive) caused byreduced myocardial perfusion
Since diabetes mellitus is associated with an increased prevalence of vascular diseases , high rates of fetal distress may possibly be explained by vascular changes in the placental circulationcausingreduced placental perfusion
by nicotine(passive) caused bydecreased placental perfusion
aortic dissection , aortic cross - clamping (causingdecreased arterial perfusion
vasoconstrictioncausesdecreased glomerular perfusion
the maternal spiral arterycausinga decrease in uteroplacental perfusion
If untreated decreased blood flow andcan leaddecreased perfusion of the myocardium
A sudden decrease in blood pressurecan causeless perfusion
that women with low weights have an increased risk of fetal growth retardation , which can be explained by an increased rate of vasoconstriction and decreased serum glucose levels due to poor diet and decreased blood pressureprovokingreduced placental perfusion
hypocapnia ... arterioles ... and increased systemic resistance to blood flowcausingreduced perfusion
renal function over timeresultingin decreased microvascular perfusion
nitric oxide levels ... in turncausereduced perfusion
in turncausereduced perfusion
swellingcan causea decrease in perfusion
any conditioncausingreduced perfusion
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by increased venous pressure(passive) caused bydecreased perfusion
an underlying disease processcausesreduced perfusion
arteries and arteriolescausingreduced perfusion
Nicotineleadsto decreased uteroplacental perfusion
the chronic decrease in pulse pressure caused by aortic stenosisleadsto decreased perfusion
Increased tissue pressure in an enclosed spaceleadsto decreased perfusion
reduced ventilation and alveolar dilatation and HPVcausesreduced perfusion
Treatment with interferon alfa and ribavirinhas resultedin decreased microvascular perfusion
by a narrowing in the corresponding coronary artery(passive) caused byreduced perfusion
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Blood flow through is decreasedcausingdecreased perfusion
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in fetal death and premature birthresultingin fetal death and premature birth
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to ischemia and further cerebral edemacan leadto ischemia and further cerebral edema
in maternal and neonatal complicationsresultingin maternal and neonatal complications
to further hypotension and a further reduction in coronary perfusion leadingto further hypotension and a further reduction in coronary perfusion
to further hypotension and a further reduction in coronary perfusionleadingto further hypotension and a further reduction in coronary perfusion
to decreased nutrients and oxygen supply reaching to the fetus , which leads to hypoxia etccan leadto decreased nutrients and oxygen supply reaching to the fetus , which leads to hypoxia etc
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to myocardial ischaemialeadingto myocardial ischaemia
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to myocardial ischemialeadingto myocardial ischemia
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Syncope(passive) is caused by Syncope
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to systemic hypotension and acidosisleadingto systemic hypotension and acidosis
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