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preconstricted

preconstricted adjective: constricted in advance of another operation.

Adjective

preconstricted (not comparable)

  1. constricted in advance of another operation
    • Phenylephrine hold stable the constriction of the vessels for enough time necessary to observe clearly the action of the G1 showed in traces B and D respectively for NP and P. Several experiments were done and the data were summarized in Fig 1E that suggested G1, tested in the range (10 -12 –10 -6...2015 November 5, “Pregnancy Augments G Protein Estrogen Receptor (GPER) Induced Vasodilation in Rat Uterine Arteries via the Nitric Oxide - cGMP Signaling Pathway”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI

Origin of preconstricted

From pre- + constricted.

Questions about preconstricted

What does preconstricted mean?
Preconstricted means constricted in advance of another operation.
What part of speech is preconstricted?
Preconstricted is an adjective.

Words near preconstricted in the dictionary

  1. preconstitute
  2. preconstituted
  3. preconstitutes
  4. preconstituting
  5. preconstitutional
  6. preconstricted
  7. preconstriction
  8. preconstrictions
  9. preconstruct
  10. preconstructed
  11. preconstructing

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