vasoconstrictors

英汉释义

• adj.

  1.【医】血管收缩的

• n.

  1.血管收缩神经;血管收缩药

英英释义

• adj.

  1.causing narrowing of the blood vessels

• n.

  1.an agent that narrows the blood vessels, which in turn increases resistance to blood flow and raises blood pressure, e.g. a nerve or hormone.

英汉例句

• 1.Following the use of vasoconstrictors, endoscopic therapy is often used to arrest the bleeding varices and prevent early rebleeding.

  使用血管收缩剂以后，内视镜疗法常被用来止血及预防早期再出血。

• 2.Vasoconstrictors were shown to control approximately 80% of the bleeding episodes and are generally used as a first-line therapy.

  血管收缩剂大约可以控制80%的出血，所以通常用来作第一线治疗。

• 3.New medicines such as vasoconstrictors and V2-receptors of vasopressin maybe beneficial in patients with ascites in liver cirrhosis.

  新药（如V2受拮抗剂和血管收缩剂等）对肝硬化腹水的治疗可能带来希望。

• 4.Fat intake modifies vascular responsiveness and receptor expression of vasoconstrictors: implications for diet-induced obesity

  脂肪摄入改变血管反应性和血管收缩的受体表达：暗示饮食诱导肥胖

• 5.Contractile response of artery supplying colon cancer to vasoconstrictors

  供应结肠癌组织的动脉对缩血管物质的反应性