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Valsalva maneuver English (Q1427231)

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technique for equalising pressure in the middle ears English
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    Freebase ID
    /m/01t76r
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    stated in
    Q15241312 (Deleted Item)
    publication date
    28 October 2013
    Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana ID
    0069461
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    Valsalva maneuver.jpg
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    Q199700 (Deleted Item)
    Quora topic ID
    Valsalva-Maneuver
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    stated in
    Q51711 (Deleted Item)
    JSTOR topic ID
    valsalva-maneuver
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    instance of
    technique English
    of
    ear clearing English
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    used by
    Q373021 (Deleted Item)
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    Q319604 (Deleted Item)
    of
    aircraft
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    MeSH
    D014636
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    Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID
    topic/Valsalvas-maneuver
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    named after
    Q603325 (Deleted Item)
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    uses
    hermetic seal English
    of
    nose
    mouth English
    uses
    Q620207 (Deleted Item)
    lip English
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    exhalation English
    use
    Q902751 (Deleted Item)
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    described by source
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    statement is subject of
    Q24356063 (Deleted Item)
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    Microsoft Academic ID
    2777517520
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    ScienceDirect topic ID English
    neuroscience/valsalva-maneuver
    named as
    Valsalva Maneuver
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    These pages are auto-generated by ScienceDirect using heuristic and machine-learning approaches to extract relevant information from our extensive collection of content. (English)
    The Valsalva maneuver is a widely used method to explore arterial baroreflex modulation of the heart through quantification of tachycardia and bradycardia, which occur during the initial decrease and subsequent increase in BP, respectively, that follow the maintenance for 15–20 seconds of a constant expiratory pressure of 40 mm Hg.14,15From: Cardiac Electrophysiology: From Cell to Bedside (Seventh Edition), 2018 (English)
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