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1 ted postoperative recovery (complications or deconditioning).
2 ycardia syndrome (POTS), similar to physical deconditioning.
3 (HU) rats, an animal model of cardiovascular deconditioning.
4 st, individuals often exhibit cardiovascular deconditioning.
5 may contribute to symptoms of cardiovascular deconditioning.
6 humoral alterations following cardiovascular deconditioning.
7 ow those expected to result from physiologic deconditioning.
8 sease pathophysiology or result from chronic deconditioning.
9 nstead secondary to other processes, such as deconditioning.
10 a sedentary lifestyle leading to progressive deconditioning.
11 the subjects with a reduced FEV1 was due to deconditioning.
12 s resulting in whole-organism cardiovascular deconditioning.
13 ween their increase and microgravity-induced deconditioning.
14 h palmitate kinetics, which is attenuated by deconditioning.
16 vity in pediatric patients with JIA leads to deconditioning and disability and decreased bone mass, r
18 commended to prevent further skeletal muscle deconditioning and health impairment in patients with PC
22 the preoperative period can improve physical deconditioning and potentially affect subsequent postsur
25 decline in aerobic power is attributable to deconditioning and to gain insight into the specific mec
26 output responses to exercise are limited by deconditioning and would respond to exercise training, w
27 ness behaviors such as avoidance and further deconditioning, and concomitant depression, anxiety, and
28 ght loss, depression and isolation, dyspnea, deconditioning, and medications, the authors illustrate
29 rophy, bone demineralization, cardiovascular deconditioning, and orthostatic intolerance upon return
31 program is generally accepted as evidence of deconditioning as the cause of the reduced exercise capa
32 ce the heart's responsiveness to training or deconditioning, as well as understanding the long-term c
34 oxygen consumption results from a reversible deconditioning effect on the distribution of cardiac out
37 olism imbalance could contribute to physical deconditioning experienced by astronauts due to its esse
38 he mechanisms responsible for cardiovascular deconditioning have yet to be fully elucidated, alterati
40 auts in microgravity experience multi-system deconditioning, impacting their inflight efficiency and
41 anisms for exertional intolerance other than deconditioning include altered autonomic function (eg, c
42 sions of unprecedented duration, multisystem deconditioning induced by spaceflight could seriously af
45 tailored to the patient with cardiovascular deconditioning may be an effective strategy to facilitat
47 be influenced by noncardiac factors such as deconditioning, motivation, or body composition and may
52 Emerging data suggest that cardiovascular deconditioning plays a major role in the development of
53 her these changes represent "adaptation" or "deconditioning" remains debated, but the outcomes resemb
55 intake does not modulate any of these muscle deconditioning responses.Clinical trial registry number:
57 se complications may be weakness and overall deconditioning secondary to pretransplant critical illne
59 nce was, in turn, most frequently because of deconditioning than to respiratory or cardiac limitation
60 medications, weight gain, and cardiovascular deconditioning that place heart transplant (HT) recipien
61 d exercise capacity appeared consistent with deconditioning, the patients had altered breathing mecha
62 st that shifting from fear to safety through deconditioning-update is a promising approach to attenua
65 determine whether this limitation is due to deconditioning, we assessed exercise performance and car
66 ns of mRNA expression consistent with muscle deconditioning, whereas leg lean mass, strength, and wor
69 to a marked cardiovascular and sensorimotor deconditioning with decreased orthostatic tolerance, aer
70 e abnormalities that are not attributable to deconditioning; women do not develop the same pathologic