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Things ischaemia often describes (“ischaemia ________”)
reperfusion,
induced
How ischaemia often is described (“________ ischaemia”)
myocardial,
cerebral,
acute,
renal,
focal,
critical,
severe,
transient,
chronic,
global,
intestinal,
cardiac,
local,
mesenteric,
retinal,
lower,
silent,
peripheral,
warm,
relative,
experimental,
reversible,
complete,
induced,
regional,
temporary,
cortical,
coronary,
distal,
spinal,
digital,
progressive,
subendocardial,
vertebrobasilar,
mucosal,
recurrent,
partial,
colonic,
cold,
consequent,
postoperative,
intermittent,
secondary,
prolonged,
arterial,
placental,
perioperative,
irreversible,
hepatic,
normothermic,
mild,
resultant,
hypoxia,
unilateral,
visceral,
subsequent,
traumatic,
permanent,
residual,
anterior,
ocular,
basilar,
symptomatic,
threatening,
incomplete,
splanchnic,
limb,
bilateral,
medullary,
widespread,
simulated,
asymptomatic,
occlusive,
ongoing,
diffuse,
profound,
inducible,
operative,
intraoperative,
inferior,
segmental,
glomerular,
optic,
uteroplacental
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