fasudil
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- noun
- Specialized
- Fasudil is principally used to treat cerebral vasospasm and improve brain microcirculation clinically.
- fasudil group
- effects of fasudil
- treatment with fasudil
Examples
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Fasudil improved endothelial permeability and reduced lung inflammation, oxidative stress, and apoptosis, thereby reducing lung injury.
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The present study provided a theoretical basis for the use of fasudil in the clinical treatment of sepsis.
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Conversely, in the fasudil group, the general health of the rats was improved.
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Based on these considerations, fasudil was administered 1 hour prior to CLP in the present study.
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Updated results with the Fasudil-treated mice continue to be very promising.
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The present study aimed to investigate the pharmacological effects of fasudil on ALI in septic rats.
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In summary, the present study demonstrated that treatment with fasudil had a protective effect on lung injury in septic rats. The mechanism may involve fasudil contributing to the inhibition of the activity of the Rho/ROCK signaling pathway in lung tissues.
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The doctor prescribed fasudil to help improve blood flow for the patient's recovery.
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In clinical trials, fasudil has shown promising results in reducing vascular complications.
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Patients taking fasudil experienced better outcomes due to improved circulation and reduced symptoms.
Synonyms
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A drug that makes blood vessels wider to increase blood flow
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A medicine that widens blood vessels to increase blood flow
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word fasudil is a modern drug name, and a helpful way to remember it is the ending -dil, like the verb 'dilate', which means 'to widen'. That's why fasudil makes sense for a medicine that relaxes blood vessels and improves blood flow.