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Blockade
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Blockade
The act of preventing food, medicine, materials and/or other supplies from entering or leaving a country. A blockade occurs when one country sends its military and sets up a perimeter, disallowing the blockaded supplies from being exported or imported. A blockade is an act of war and is obviously disruptive to international trade.
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The main objective of such a study was to characterize the dynamics of atrial tachyarrhythmias so induced and to observe the effects of muscarinic and adrenergic blockade.
Cervical vagosympathetic and mediastinal nerves activation effects on ... by Nadeau, Reginald; Cardinal, Rene; Armour, J. Andrew; Kus, Teresa; Richer, Louis-Philippe; Vermeulen, / The Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi)
When there are absolute contraindications to beta adrenergic blockade, rate slowing may also be achieved by iv.
Management of arrhythmias during transportation in patients with ... by Yesil, Murat / The Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi)
Irwin Goldstein (Boston, MA) concluded: "The results of clinical trials with Vasomax(R) support the concept of adrenergic blockade as a clinically relevant mechanism in the treatment of male erectile dysfunction.
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