ライフサイエンスコーパス: redness

1 ms of blurry vision, pain or discomfort, and redness.

2 her laser or medical modalities that address redness.

3 ed right eye proptosis, periocular edema and redness.

4 improved with PDL treatment was haemangioma redness.

5 Eye redness (12/30, 40%) and hyphema (4/30, 13%) were the mo

6 pain or discomfort (26.5% [43 of 162]), and redness (24.7% [40 of 162]), with poor to fair agreement

7 sting stages than UV-B with the exception of redness (a *), which in Money maker was found to increas

8 s determined by quantitating the increase in redness after 1 minimal erythema dose to vehicle- and RA

9 ent may cause the colour to lose some of its redness and become less appealing.

10 r old male presented with pain, photophobia, redness and decreased vision in his right eye ten days a

11 group, along with a higher frequency of eye redness and difficulty in swallowing.

12 sma volume expansion, including conjunctival redness and edema.

13 mbrane at birth followed by generalized skin redness and fine, light-colored scales has been termed n

14 Symptoms range from occasional redness and irritation to corneal ulcer.

15 ad higher a incidence of local side effects (redness and itching) but a similar incidence of systemic

16 erythema migrans with homogeneous or central redness and nonspecific flu-like symptoms.

17 imilar complaints including distal extremity redness and pain, and demonstrated comparable distal lim

18 ference in disease severity score, including redness and roughness/bumpiness, with each graded on a s

19 altered epidermal differentiation leading to redness and scaling.

20 lipid oxidation and promoted the increase of redness and the reduce of hue color of the mortadellas,

21 s of saratin suffered temporary conjunctival redness and two rabbits had upper eyelid edema.

22 The redness and yellowness of cooked pasta increased with me

23 ignificantly correlated with changes in skin redness and yellowness over this period, and diet-linked

24 tion showed slower variations for the a( *) (redness) and b( *) (yellowness) indices compared to yogu

25 k prior to the appearance of symptoms (pain, redness, and blurring vision) which developed following

26 d with substantially more skin burning, skin redness, and coughing (P < .0001 for each).

27 for signs of umbilical cord infection (pus, redness, and swelling).

28 at was characterized by lid edema, chemosis, redness, and tearing.

29 macroscopically, as a reduction in swelling, redness, and wound gape, and microscopically, as a signi

30 ms included foreign body sensation, tearing, redness, and/or pain.

31 Redness at the reference electrode site was noticeable f

32 Other symptoms were dryness, redness, burning sensation and itching.

33 DL), content of astaxanthin and intensity of redness, but reduced muscle pH, cathepsin activity and f

34 ments in tear breakup time and ocular bulbar redness, compared with placebo, for both forms of omega-

35 Transepidermal water loss and a(*) (skin redness) decreased in an age-dependent manner, and were

36 Clinical sequelae include redness, edema, and tissue slough.

37 acuity impairment and bilateral non-painfull redness eyes several days after the third infusion.

38 lar neovascularization, eyelid inflammation (redness), friability of vasculature, inflammatory discha

39 ith erythema of the abdominal skin or severe redness (>2 cm extension from the cord stump) with or wi

40 ief of itching, pain, discomfort, edema, and redness in response to wasps, fire ants, mosquitoes, bee

41 cular protection but reported irritation and redness in their right eyes after the operation.

42 re darker in colour, and the contribution of redness in these samples continued to increase until day

43 d load and DIA identified blanching (loss of redness) in the ICS, reflected by a decrease in hemoglob

44 b(*) values with the highest a(*) value and redness index (a(*)/b(*)) (p<0.05).

45 vel of clinical agreement between the Ocular Redness Index (ORI) score and the two image-based method

46 decreased with a concomitant decrease in the redness index (p < 0.05).

47 edical treatment are primarily local (ocular redness, irritation); surgical treatment carries a small

48 dex (PI), bleeding on probing (BOP), mucosal redness (MR), suppuration (SUP), keratinized mucosa dime

49 The relative redness of dorsal fur was positively correlated with wei

50 scalloping appearance, mucosal cracking, and redness of mucosa.

51 f infection included petechial hemorrhaging, redness of the abdomen, and erratic swim behavior.

52 , itching, burning pain, vasodilatation, and redness of the extremities consistent with erythromelalg

53 M) is a neuropathy characterized by pain and redness of the extremities that is triggered by warmth.

54 d expansion and luminosity; while increasing redness of the extrudates compared to the control (0% po

55 dominant painful neuropathy characterized by redness of the skin and intermittent burning sensation o

56 acin causes vasodilation, manifest as rubor (redness) of the head and neck, providing a visible sign

57 iffer between interventions, except for skin redness on the scalp in active tDCS (P = .03).

58 to be equivalent to increasing the physical redness (or greenness) by 25-117%, depending on the obse

59 rd was examined for signs of infection (pus, redness, or swelling) on these visits and in follow-up v

60 enhanced CT were skin rash (P = .0311), skin redness (P = .0055), skin swelling (P = .0117), and head

61 = 0.005), and a sustained reduction in skin redness (P = 0.02), correlating with significant express

62 1 [95% confidence interval {CI}, 36-73]) and redness (positive likelihood ratio, 8.4 [95% CI, 7-11])

63 Cord stumps were examined for redness, pus, swelling, and foul odour on day 0, 1, 4, 1

64 migrans commonly had homogeneous or central redness rather than a peripheral erythema with partial c

65 ed ball rolling across the floor, the ball's redness, roundness and motion appear to be unified and i

66 T cell lymphoma characterized by generalized redness, scaling, itching and increased numbers of circu

67 At follow-up, the median redness score reported by the 2 blinded raters for the t

68 d intraocular inflammation without prominent redness, severe pain, or hypopyon.

69 stations were listed and included rash, skin redness, skin swelling, nausea, vomiting, and dizziness,

70 matology clinic with complaints of recurrent redness, swelling, and burning pain in his left arm.

71 s that eosinophils are unlikely to cause the redness, swelling, and induration characteristic of the

72 and treated the signs of inflammation, heat, redness, swelling, and pain with agents that block or in

73 Adverse reactions (local redness, swelling, induration, fever>39 degrees C) were

74 , ocular surface staining, bulbar and limbal redness, tear volume, anterior blepharitis, meibomian gl

75 fungal keratitis consist of blurred vision, redness, tearing, photophobia, pain and foreign body sen

76 ents receiving tDCS had higher rates of skin redness, tinnitus, and nervousness than did those in the

77 flectance measurements of percentage of skin redness, transepidermal water loss, and participant-asse

78 verse event in all groups was injection-site redness (up to 25% of participants).

79 The redness value a( *) of whole grain rice measured in CIE

80 roducts at higher drying temperatures, while redness value a( *) showed dependence on astaxanthin val

81 Lightness and redness values gradually decreased over time, while yell

82 e scales, the Efron and the Validated Bulbar Redness (VBR) grading scales.

83 Unexpectedly, intense redness was observed in digestive tubes of worms before

84 lications (eg, subcutaneous edema, mild skin redness) were observed in two patients.

85 WPC and feed moisture increased redness, yellowness and decreased luminosity.