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1. 高山病：生理学、危険因子、および一般的な予防法high altitude illness physiology risk factors and general prevention [show details]
… at high risk of developing HAI according to the criteria listed in the attached table For healthy patients with no history of medical problems at high altitude, the risk of HAI is low with gradual ascent …
2. 心臓自動能の増強enhanced cardiac automaticity [show details]
…emergence of an AV junctional rhythm is usually characterized by a gradual increase in spontaneous discharge rate (a warm-up phenomenon) until a reasonably regular rate of 35 to 60 beats per minute is attained …
3. 腹膜透析における溶質クリアランスおよび限外濾過の機序mechanisms of solute clearance and ultrafiltration in peritoneal dialysis [show details]
…shows a decline in the initial phase of a hypertonic dwell, followed by a gradual increase . The initial stage in this phenomenon, which is known as sodium sieving, results from selective transcellular water …
4. 重度の精神疾患患者に見られる心血管疾患の発症リスクのマネージメントapproach to managing increased risk for cardiovascular disease in patients with severe mental illness [show details]
… The elevated risk of CVD among SMI patients is caused in part by the increased prevalence of CVD risk factors in this population – obesity,… profiles . Careful monitoring of clinical status is recommended when attempting such a switch. A gradual cross titration from the current to the newer drug over one to three weeks will usually protect patients …
5. 非ST上昇型急性冠症候群の急性期マネージメントの概要overview of the acute management of non st elevation acute coronary syndromes [show details]
… hemodynamically compromised in whom mortality may actually be increased by such therapy. Once the patient is stable, an oral beta blocker can be started with gradual uptitration to the maintenance doses cited below …