| Intense ciliary and conjunctival hyperemia occurs, and diffuse eye swelling may occur, including the eyelids. |
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| Symptoms include nasal congestion, ptosis of one eyelid, miosis, and conjunctional hyperemia. |
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| The reduced average skin blood perfusion is attributable to blunting of hyperemia when relief pressure is too high. |
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| The physician thoroughly examines the esophagus for signs of inflammation, hyperemia, ulcerations, or strictures. |
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| However, in a pilot study, the instrument successfully measured reactive hyperemia following pressure in healthy volunteers. |
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| Heat should not be applied to an acutely injured ankle joint because it encourages swelling and inflammation through hyperemia. |
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| Therefore, elevation of the control site temperature helped mask temperature increases caused by reactive hyperemia or inflammation in some cases. |
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| Vascular compartment reacts with initial hyperemia followed by long-term oligemia. |
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| The reason, doctors suspect, is hyperemia, increased blood flow that pregnant women get. |
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| The lesions seen were predominantly in the small intestine and ranged from hyperemia to perforation and peritonitis. |
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| Erythema or hyperemia of the skin under the defibrillation pads often occurs. |
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| The attack is characterized by paleness, than cyanosis and painful reactive hyperemia, usually brought on by cold or emotional stimuli and relieved by heat. It affects females more often than males. |
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| When the dogs received the repeated doses of felodipine there was a dose-dependent hyperemia of the mucus membranes and skin, and dose-dependent reduced food consumption. |
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| In patients new to the prostaglandin analogues, the hyperemia may appear more pronounced, but it usually subsides to a mild level within a few weeks. |
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| Clinical manifestations of toxicity included hyperemia of mucous membrane and skin, vomiting after initial dosing, and abnormal quietness or irritability. |
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| Ocular allergic conditions vary from the subtle signs of itchy, watery eyes with mild hyperemia to extensive inflammation with corneal complications. |
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| Initially, the disease is manifested by lacrimation, hyperemia in the conjunctiva and mucopurulent discharge. |
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| Mucoid discharge was present OS, along with mild chemosis and conjunctival hyperemia. |
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| Patients who presented to their primary care physician with suspected bacterial conjunctivitis, as identified by conjunctival hyperemia and purulent or mucopurulent discharge, were eligible for the study. |
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| Clinically, pseudoephedrine shrinks swollen mucous membranes, reduces tissue hyperemia, edema and nasal congestion, and increases nasal airway patency. |
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| Focal hyperemia followed by spreading oligemia and impaired activation of rCBF in classic migraine. |
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| Background: A frequent cause of conjunctivitis is an acute bacterial infection, presenting with mucopurulent discharge and conjunctival hyperemia. |
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| Single treatment-related occurrences of iritis, conjunctival hyperemia, lacrimation increased, eye discharge, nausea, hypersensitivity, and cutis laxa also were observed. |
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| Mucoid discharge, chemosis, and conjunctival hyperemia with trace aqueous flare, indicating anterior uveitis, in the anterior chamber were evident on ophthalmic examination. |
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