Examples of using Systemic circulation in English and their translations into Italian
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In humans, dimethyl fumarate is extensively metabolised by esterases before it reaches the systemic circulation and further metabolism occurs through the tricarboxylic acid cycle,
when administered into the systemic circulation, provides long-circulation times
ml/litre limb volume/minute and leakage from limb to systemic circulation checked using a radioactive tracer technique see section 4.4.
resulting in the appearance of both mature and pluripotent cells in the systemic circulation.
the amount available for release back into the systemic circulation, is directly related to the dose
suggesting a large volume of distribution, with penetration of amprenavir freely into tissues beyond the systemic circulation.
enters directly into the systemic circulation, which contributes to the rapid achievement of the required hormone concentration.
Under conditions of less than 2% systemic leakage(observed in 38 of 51 patients), maximum systemic circulation concentrations of tasonermin were reached 5 min after the start of ILP and are approximately 200 times less than in the perfusion circuit.
Under conditions of less than 2% systemic leakage(observed in 38 of 51 patients), maximum systemic circulation concentrations of tasonermin were reached 5 minutes after the start of ILP and are approximately 200 times less than in the perfusion circuit.
indicating that betamethasone is absorbed and enters the systemic circulation.
which can affect leakage between systemic circulation and perfusion circuit.
suggesting a large volume of distribution, with penetration of amprenavir freely into tissues beyond the systemic circulation.
that is, a route of administration that guarantees all of the administered drug reaches systemic circulation.
some may enter the systemic circulation intact.
Following passage into the systemic circulation, ziconotide is expected to be primarily susceptible to proteolytic cleavage by various ubiquitous peptidases/ proteases present in most organs(e. g., kidney, liver, lung,
by a triphasic process: rapid biphasic disappearance from the systemic circulation, with half-lives of t½α 0.24 and t½β 1.87 hours,
rapid biphasic disappearance from the systemic circulation, with half-lives of t½α 0.24 and t½β 1.87 hours,
with the facilities for continuous monitoring for medicinal product leakage into the systemic circulation.
with appropriate measures for continuous monitoring of radioactivity leakage into the systemic circulation Hoekstra HJ,
with the facilities for continuous monitoring for medicinal product leakage into the systemic circulation.