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1  occurring cardiotonic steroids derived from digitalis.
2 converting enzyme inhibitors, diuretics, and digitalis.
3 y about the beta side of the lactone ring of digitalis.
4 stronger benefits reproductive success in P. digitalis.
5                                       Use of digitalis and history of myocardial infarction emerged a
6  diuretic agents, with or without concurrent digitalis and other vasodilators.
7        Type I AV block was most often due to digitalis and was reversible.
8 to a sponge exhalent water mixture (Niphates digitalis and Xestospongia muta) or filtered reef seawat
9    Neriifolin is structurally related to the digitalis class of cardiac glycosides, and its putative
10       Extracts of the marine sponge Niphates digitalis collected in Dominica showed strong activity i
11 ) who failed conventional therapy (including digitalis; diuretics; oxygen; warfarin; calcium channel
12 , supporting the proposed potential value of digitalis drugs for the treatment of breast cancer.
13                        The transformation of digitalis from a folk medicine, foxglove, to a modern dr
14 and emission in a common garden of Penstemon digitalis from three nearby source populations.
15 the following subgroups: diuretics (yes/no), digitalis glycoside (yes/no), mineralocorticoid receptor
16 ic (50 microM, n = 11) dose infusions of the digitalis glycoside, ouabain.
17                                              Digitalis glycosides have been used for 200 years in the
18                                The exogenous digitalis glycosides, ouabain and digoxin, have been wid
19 el to accurately detect colorectal cancer in digitalised histopathological whole-slide images.
20 es; Charles Bonnet syndrome in 0.9% of eyes; digitalis in 0.9% of eyes; and metastatic adenocarcinoma
21                        Cardiotonic steroids (digitalis) inhibit this activity and consequently produc
22                A secondary analysis from the Digitalis Intervention Group trial was conducted of 6800
23                                              Digitalis intoxication and congestive heart failure cann
24                                          The Digitalis Investigation Group (DIG) study was a prospect
25                                          The Digitalis Investigation Group (DIG) trial reported that
26 nalysis was retrospective with data from the Digitalis Investigation Group (DIG) trial.
27 nts with HF and preserved EF enrolled in the Digitalis Investigation Group (DIG) trial.
28 rticipants of the 6-min walk substudy of the Digitalis Investigation Group (DIG) trial.
29 r of diastolic heart failure patients in the Digitalis Investigation Group ancillary trial, detailed
30 goxin therapy among the 6800 patients in the Digitalis Investigation Group study.
31                                          The Digitalis Investigation Group trial reported that treatm
32 ong 7,788 stable HF patients enrolled in the Digitalis Investigation Group trial.
33                          In the pivotal DIG (Digitalis Investigation Group) trial, digoxin therapy wa
34  and preserved ejection fraction in the DIG (Digitalis Investigation Group) trials and the CHARM (Can
35 irrhinum species and between Antirrhinum and Digitalis is also low.
36 risks related to overly sedentary, and hyper-digitalised lifestyle habits that may induce feelings of
37                                Two mammalian digitalis-like factors, an ouabain-like compound (OLC) a
38  and characterization of putative endogenous digitalis-like factors.
39                                              Digitalis-like sodium pump ligands (SPLs) effect natriur
40 laxation times in adult fast twitch extensor digitalis longus muscle.
41 on by cardiotonic steroids, most notably the digitalis/ouabain class of compounds, which have been us
42 ltidrug therapy for this disease, the use of digitalis preparations will inevitably decline with the
43 ontractility and heart rate variability with digitalis preparations.
44                                              Digitalis purpurea shows rapid recent evolution of corol
45  of the leaves of the common foxglove plant (Digitalis purpurea).
46 floral symmetry genes from insect-pollinated Digitalis purpurea, which has bilaterally symmetrical fl
47 tructurally related saponins from tomato and Digitalis purpurea.
48 ar and steroid moieties, and examined at the digitalis receptor site of renal Na(+)/K(+)-ATPase by a
49 termine the structure of an inhibitor in the digitalis receptor site, and it showed that the ouabain
50 ort systems should be prioritised in rapidly digitalising settings such as Vietnam.
51 ed downfield by 0.5 ppm after binding to the digitalis site, suggesting that the sugar was close to a
52 ent of methodology to generate high-affinity digitalis-specific (digoxin) antibodies, these antibodie
53 was challenged due to the high incidences of digitalis toxicity and the lack of data on the effects o
54 s of drugs, as well as the manifestations of digitalis toxicity and their treatment.
55                Because beneficial effects of digitalis treatment in breast cancer patients have been
56 ospitalization-CHF, IH-CE, no beta-blockers, digitalis use, blood urea nitrogen (BUN) >25, body mass
57                                              Digitalis was improved because its preparation was stand