Likewise, lesbians dilated the most to the female video and bisexual women dilated in response to both videos.
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Where the phone eye adapts to the light by being less dilated, the pillow eye is more dilated and adapts to the dark.
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What they found is exactly what you'd expect: Heterosexual men dilated the most when they saw the female video, gay men dilated the most when viewing the male video, and bisexual guys dilated a lot in response to both kinds of clips.
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Barely. — Ellen Gardner Manually dilated — Allison Nickerson Broken hip.
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You were already 10 centimeters dilated and ready to go.
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She also says she thinks I'm about one centimeter dilated.
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Michael suffered a dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver.
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Dilated blood vessels mean more blood leaking out before clotting.
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Her eyes, initially reactive to light, became fixed and dilated.
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"She fully impregnated my dilated soul with her ideology," said Tillman.
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" Teresa texted, followed by, "She has dilated to between 5-6.
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" He said, "She fully impregnated my dilated soul with her ideology.
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At this point, you&aposre fully dilated and ready to push.
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Like Smoke Serpent's "Jiu Jitsu" (featuring Dilated Peoples' Rakaa!) for example.
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His eyes were "fixed and dilated," which usually indicates significant head injury.
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The researchers determined this by measuring how quickly a subject's pupils dilated.
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After 18 hours in labor, Jinger was fully dilated and started pushing.
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The cause of death was dilated cardiomyopathy, myocarditis and a fatty liver.
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Some also had blurred vision, highly dilated pupils, and issues with depth perception.
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We even had a mom come in, almost fully dilated, with premature triplets!
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Finally, after 18 hours in labor, Jinger was fully dilated and started pushing.
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By the time she arrived at the hospital, she was 10 centimeters dilated.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy is the most frequent cause for heart transplants in pediatric patients.
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But at two-and-a-half, Sydney was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy too.
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Fear, for example, tends to be expressed through widened eyes and dilated nostrils.
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You got an epidural at ZERO centimeters dilated (a Cedars-Sinai Hospital first)!
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I consent to getting eyes dilated and get a clean bill of health.
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Jurassic 23, Dilated Peoples, and The Beat Junkies held sway in the West.
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Imagine injecting an area with a ton of dilated veins with a foreign material.
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If you were to look in the mirror, you might find your pupils dilated.
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There was also obviously a lot of voguing, gogo dancing and ecstatic, dilated pupils.
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Their baby's kidneys were more dilated than usual and underdeveloped, a relatively common condition.
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Blood vessels dilated in response to drugs that cause that response in living brains.
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He then told her he needed to search her because her pupils looked dilated.
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When I finally decided to ignore the midwives' advice and went to the hospital, I was nine centimeters dilated and fighting the urge to push (the cervix is fully dilated at ten, meaning it's time for the baby to make their entrance).
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The baby also had calcification and dilated ventricles in the brain, according to Al-Khan.
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The most common type of dilated cardiomyopathy is idiopathic — meaning there is no obvious cause.
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Reagan was already dilated and we had to prepare ourselves for a change of plans.
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Turns out I was 9cm dilated and you have to be 10cm to start pushing.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy is a heart condition that impairs the pumping of blood around the body.
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After my long labor last time, I was desperate to know how dilated I was.
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The condition is dilated cardiomyopathy, or D.C.M., in which the heart weakens and becomes enlarged.
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And at itsheight, my pulse racing, cervix fully dilated, I suddenly saw my Nai Nai.
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Both arteries and veins dilated more in people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's than in controls.
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When she got there they said she was two centimeters dilated; she was already in labor.
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In one form, called dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart muscle becomes weak and can't pump blood efficiently.
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That includes common conditions to worry about for adult dogs such as glaucoma and dilated cardiomyopathy.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy can occasionally be caused by myocarditis, a viral infection that impairs heart-muscle function.
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Having a baby today!" the text read, followed by, "She has dilated to between 5-6.
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Increased levels of both dopamine and serotonin can result in dilated pupils, and cocaine boosts both.
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Professor Stefanie Hoehl, neuroscientist at the University of Vienna, explained why dilated pupils are so significant.
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He suffered a blow in a teenage brawl that caused his left pupil to be permanently dilated.
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In dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart's blood flow is decreased because its left ventricle becomes enlarged and weakened.
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Up to 50 percent of people with dilated cardiomyopathy have an immediate family member with this condition.
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I'll never again look into Dave's soft green eyes without making sure his pupil is not dilated.
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She said, though, that he was still suffering from bouts of delirium and his pupils had dilated.
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The couple then rushed to Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital and discovered Hannah was already 4 centimeters dilated.
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Everything happens through the cervix, which is slightly dilated so a vacuum aspiration tube can pass through.
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The mushrooms typically don't produce lingering side effects; henbane does, including headache, dilated pupils, and blurred vision.
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Warning signs of coffee overdose include shakes and sweats, dilated pupils, stammering over your words, vertigo and nausea.
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Fluid draining from the ears or nose or dilated pupils can be an indication of a severe injury.
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Accordingly, without the influence of oxytocin, the dogs' pupils were more dilated as they responded to angry faces.
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In the United States, the prevalence of dilated cardiomyopathy is estimated to be about 1 in 2,500 people.
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Miller took to the hospital for a prenatal visit to learn that she was dilated to 3 centimeters.
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In fact, "the arteries look completely normal," though the heart itself is dilated and ballooned and very weak.
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The dilated pupil of his left eye was also potentially more prone to the effect of "red eye".
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The first thing Steve Hamm did after getting down to the sideline was check the player's eyes. Dilated.
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His pupil was asymmetrically dilated, a seeping pool of black that blocked out all of the beautiful green.
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Scientific studies have shown that lying can trigger physical responses like dilated pupils and a higher-pitched voice.
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Young was only two centimeters dilated, rather than the five to six centimeters that would indicate active labor.
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She described taking him to hospital after finding him unwell, pupils widely dilated, after he had taken to bed.
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The complaint says Yabut had glassy eyes and dilated pupils, which the trooper wrote were indicative of opioid use.
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It can also cause the heart's chambers to become dilated, which keeps it from pumping blood and oxygen effectively.
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No more DWD (driving while dilated), though your co-workers might tease you when you're wearing your dilation specs.
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Doctors soon learned that Holbert, who was due to give birth on October 12, was already three centimeters dilated.
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There are more than 50 gene mutations linked to dilated cardiomyopathy, but Madi wasn't positive for any of them.
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Sure enough, on the left, her eye was mostly dark pupil, dilated in the soft light of the room.
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Extended hands are met with dilated pupils and hesitation, elbow tapping is the dance craze no one saw coming.
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I had seen my OB-GYN in the morning, and she told me I was only one centimeter dilated.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy develops when the heart's ventricles enlarge and weaken, a process that usually starts in the left ventricle.
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The mom-to-be, 31, shared an excited Instagram post on Friday announcing that she was "almost" two centimeters dilated.
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This can lead to pore occlusion and cause the now dilated pores to enlarge over time, which results in blackheads.
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On Sunday, Lee shared a video that showed her treating a dilated pore of Winer, and her fans loved it.
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I was born with a type of dilated cardiomyopathy, a congenital muscular abnormality that prevented my heart from pumping efficiently.
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I didn't realize I was going to get my eyes dilated (I know, but this was my first ophthalmologist appointment!).
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The cause is dilated blood vessels from the alcohol, said Lisa Sasson, a clinical professor of nutrition at N.Y.U. Steinhardt.
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They range from a flaccid penis to a dilated vaginal opening, allowing students to "feel" their way though sexual health lessons.
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Savin-Williams had subjects watch porn of women masturbating and of men masturbating, measuring attraction based on the subjects' dilated pupils.
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They determined that Kira, placed under anesthesia, was fully dilated and that the baby was in position for a vaginal delivery.
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The legendary singer suffered a dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver, according to the senior coroner for Oxfordshire, Darren Salter.
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And Bowie is famous for his permanently dilated pupil — the result of being punched in the eye when he was younger.
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Her favorite type of acne to treat is a dilated pore of Winer, or DP.A DP is a type of blackhead.
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At night, with the pupil dilated for dark adaptation, flash blindness will affect personnel at greater ranges and for greater durations.
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D&E is a surgical procedure in which a woman's cervix is dilated before suction is used to remove the fetus.
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Among the first songs on it might be "Dilated to Meet You," Loudon's duet with McGarrigle about the birth of Rufus.
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I was one centimeter dilated two weeks before my first child's birth, so figured I had a couple weeks to go.
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Seattleites probably needn't to worry about sushi rolls giving them dilated pupils and a sudden urge to talk about themselves, either.
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Elliot, pupils dilated to her eyes' limits, composes with the other members of the band in her childhood basement in Baltimore.
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Smith says Holloway had his eyes dilated and couldn't see well when the two men approached his home and demanded his belongings.
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When you have a stuffy nose, it's because the lining of your nasal passage is inflamed, and the blood vessels are dilated.
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But each time she got into position and dilated my cervical opening enough to fit the IUD, my body would clench up.
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Jessica Mendoza was already six centimeters dilated at Sanatorio Durango hospital when the disastrous earthquake struck Mexico City and the surrounding area.
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Thill held the papaya for me and after I dilated it, she reminded me how to attach the aspirator to the cannula.
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For example, the pupils of injected mice became dilated when exposed to NIR, whereas the pupils of mice without injections did not.
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And what happens in some people is that a blood vessel gets dilated or hypertrophied, and it pushes against the trigeminal nerve.
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When the nurse arrived, four hours into the start of labor and many hot showers later, I was almost 8 centimeters dilated.
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It can also induce vomiting, hyperthermia, sweating, reddening of the face, twitching and trembling, dilated pupils, increased muscle tone, delirium, and seizures.
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It still hampered him during a 6-0, 6-1 loss in Miami on March 23, as his pupils remained unevenly dilated.
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Dogs on a grain-free diet are predisposed to developing a very serious type of heart disease called DCM, or dilated cardiomyopathy.
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That law prohibits the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, in which the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus extracted.
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The FDA has investigated more than 853 cases of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs eating certain types of food, according to their statement.
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Bodily reactions to any amount of the drug include dilated pupils and constricted blood vessels, with increased heart rate, blood pressure and temperature.
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The FDA has investigated more than 500 cases of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs eating certain types of food, according to their statement.
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Take substance abuse—you might notice telltale signs like booze on your teen's breath or red eyes and dilated pupils from smoking pot.
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If you're nearsighted, you're at risk for retinal detachment, which can cause blindness—a dilated eye exam can reveal early warning signs, Volpe says.
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"It's really in the back of the eye, so you really need a good dilated eye exam to see some of these," said Orloff.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart, occurs when the left ventricle stretches and fails to effectively pump blood, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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"What the hell are you yelling about?" he muttered, staring at me with pupils dilated by the atropine he took for his heart arrhythmia.
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Faces by Grace, took to Snapchat on Wednesday to offer an update on how much she was dilated and when she got her epidural.
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He photographed sweating bodies and dilated pupils at Soundshaft, a club in London; the Ragga scene in Jamaica; and the aftermaths of student parties.
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Senate Bill 145 prohibits the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, in which the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus extracted.
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In the method targeted in the Alabama law, sometimes called D&E, a woman's cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus removed.
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A coroner said the star, found dead at his home in Oxfordshire on Christmas Day, had a heart condition known as dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis.
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His eye is now permanently more dilated than his other eye and he doesn't have much central vision due to the fluid behind the retina.
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The 19 people were taken to the hospital Saturday with symptoms ranging from a rapid heart rate and dilated pupils to nausea, lethargy and confusion.
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Symptoms include headache, loss of coordination, loss of consciousness, seizures, slurred speech, weakness or numbness, dilated eye pupils or the inability to awaken from sleep.
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The Clark County Coroner tells TMZ that Vinnie died of dilated cardiomyopathy -- an enlarged heart -- as well as severe coronary artery disease -- a heart condition.
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I was immediately checked in and within minutes was told that I was 7 cm dilated and would be headed into an emergency C-section.
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For years, I'd dilated faithfully every day, just as he told me, to the point where it hurt, and had created my own vaginal opening.
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In 2017, among adults at high risk of blindness, 57% reported visiting an eye care professional annually and 60% had received a dilated eye examination.
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The patient was comatose with a brain injury and one of his pupils dilated, an indication of life-threatening pressure from bleeding on the brain.
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Then they put Susan under to perform the dilation and evacuation procedure, in which the cervix is dilated and the contents of the uterus extracted.
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Stores are already using facial-recognition cameras that can tell when our eyes are dilated with interest, maybe when we're about to buy a product.
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The repetitive nature of certain images in his paintings evoke the witnessing of an energetic moment in time somewhere tropical, but through a dilated kaleidoscope.
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This effect, called chromatic aberration, is something round-pupiled animals try to avoid, although you may have experienced it if you've ever had your eyes dilated.
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The scene follows bullets and arrows in time-dilated close-up as they fly across the battlefield, in order to highlight important moments in the fight.
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Your brain then responds to this impulse by increasing the blood flow to the nose, and these dilated blood vessels warm the air passing over them.
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"When you really think about attraction — what gets your heart racing and your pupils dilated — infinitely more factors come into play [than looks]," says Dr. Weekly.
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However, I do learn the hard way that it's impossible to do an eye exam on an angry cat in the dark with your eyes dilated.
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Ms. de Goes was almost fully dilated and preparing to return to the hospital when nine police officers knocked on her door to take her away.
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After Waddell felt "some pressure," her nurse was surprised her cervix had dilated to 9 centimeters after it having been only 4 the last time she'd checked.
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According to the doctors, the baby's kidneys were more dilated than usual, and also underdeveloped, a relatively common condition, affecting up to 30 percent of unborn babies.
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So Bowie's left eye often appeared to be quite dark, due to the blackness of his dilated pupil, when compared to the blue of his right iris.
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To conduct the test, doctors measure how dilated a woman's cervix is, the thickness and consistency of it, its position, and where the baby's head is located.
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In the end my husband demanded they check me which they eventually agreed to and they saw that I was five centimeters dilated with my waters bulging.
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She doesn't quite have the dilated pupils and look of sheer hedonism of someone who's just experienced their first ever climax, but she seems a little freer.
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When he awoke, they noticed that he had started to slur his speech and she saw his pupils were extremely dilated, leading her to call an ambulance.
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The heart condition examined in the report, canine dilated cardiomyopathy, often results in heart failure and is believed to have a genetic component, according to the report.
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It was one month before the 2016 American presidential election, and everyone at the conference was talking about it, yet Searle only dilated on Trump and sexuality.
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"With Cruz … contractions were really fast and I was at 9 centimeters dilated before I got an epidural, so I was cursing," recalls Hollman, 38, with a laugh.
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"You will not hit the baby or poke the baby's head — you can hit the cervix, which is fine if it isn't too thin or dilated," Minkin says.
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Madi was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition in which either the left or right ventricle of the heart is enlarged and the heart can't pump blood normally.
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Midwestern Pet Foods, which owns the Earthborn Holistic brand, said in a statement that the F.D.A. had not yet provided scientific findings connecting nutrition and canine dilated cardiomyopathy.
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That humans and other animals recover from birth and go from the huge uterus and dilated cervix, and two days later have it be so much dramatically smaller.
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According to a BBC report, the senior coroner for Oxfordshire, Darren Salter says that Michael's death was a result of a dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver.
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The Britain-based war monitoring group said medical sources in Afrin reported that six people in the attack suffered breathing difficulties and dilated pupils, indicating a suspected gas attack.
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The San Francisco Department of Public Health said the partygoers were exhibiting signs of rapid heart rate, high blood pressure, dilated pupils, dizziness, light-headedness, nausea, lethargy, and confusion.
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Yet, as Alexis was checked over my her midwife, they discovered she was already seven centimeters dilated — which meant the baby was coming a lot sooner than she expected.
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On Thursday, first-time parents-to-be Heidi and Spencer Pratt paid a visit to Heidi's doctor where they learned (among other things) that Heidi's already 1 centimeter dilated.
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Naturally, when broadband dilated ten years ago, and Web video could suddenly be streamed, the expectation was that a video-clearinghouse like YouTube would be flesh-colored almost overnight.
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Tiny could scarcely understand the uptick, until one day Dale burst into the shop, his eyes wild, pupils dilated, his head covered in a cap of soft black silk.
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Siedlecki's team was looking for signs that the chocolate had dilated the blood vessels in the retina, which would mean volunteers were getting better blood flow to the eye.
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In a test, researchers found that the blood vessels of vets with PTSD dilated less when they should have, compared to the vessels of vets without the mental health condition.
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Take a random patch of skin from your arm or stomach or leg — it's probably not uniform in tone, and has some dilated pores maybe, or blemishes, or other irregularities.
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There are some exceptions to this: In kids who have very dilated hearts, they could accept a heart 40 percent larger than expected, because they have the room for it.
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A mutation called MYBPC3 is associated with inherited heart conditions, including left ventricular noncompaction, familial dilated cardiomyopathy and familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which affects an estimated one in 500 people worldwide.
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While the researchers didn't directly correlate THC particles in breath with impairment, they correlated it with physiological change like a faster pulse and dilated pupils, which act as a proxy.
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A pair of magi in the center panel are serving musicians a concoction made from berries and herbs — one of the magi with wide-eyes and perhaps intentionally dilated pupils.
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The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates there are 77 million pet dogs in the United States, most of which are not developing dilated cardiomyopathy, the F.D.A. said in a statement.
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A successful pass from Marc Gasol makes you sit back in your chair, eyes dilated, shot through with pure pleasure, laughing at how The Magic Bear tricked those idiots AGAIN.
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Darren Salter, the senior coroner for Oxfordshire County, said Mr. Michael, 53, died at his home in Goring-on-Thames of natural causes: dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver.
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To pay tribute to his travels and cement his memories, the illustrator takes up his pen in different environments and crystallizes chosen moments into sweeping 360-degree or dilated images.
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Dilated vessels are like adding lanes to the highways, making it easier and faster to transport materials (in this case, materials such as oxygen, biochemicals, cells) to where they are needed.
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Medical staff identified his preliminary cause of death as "cardio-pulmonary arrest secondary to multi-organ system failure, endocarditis, dilated cardiomyopathy with a low ejection fraction and respiratory failure," ICE said.
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"TAF1A can now be incorporated into clinical genetic testing panels, informing family planning decisions and possibly predicting a rapidly progressive form of dilated cardiomyopathy that warrants close clinical monitoring," Olson says.
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The doctors and mothers didn't know whether pain medication was continued during the second stage of labor, which starts when the cervix is fully dilated and women can begin to push.
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Because the cervix needs to be dilated further than for an aspiration abortion, the provider may start the dilation process the day before the procedure or earlier on the day of.
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Most importantly, the black circles inside her two blue eyes were not equal in size; the "dilated pupil" was a telltale sign of severe brain injury and dangerously high intracranial pressures.
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"When she realized I'd got to seven centimeters [dilated] without anything, she laughed at the idea of an epidural, saying I was far too strong to need one," she tells me.
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In this case, providers are challenging a 2016 Texas law banning a second-trimester abortion procedure called dilation and evacuation, in which the cervix is dilated and the fetus removed by suction.
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Dr. Lee calls it the unicorn of dermatology, the dilated pore of Winer, which is another word for a giant blackhead that has grown so big it's actually stretched out the pore.
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The drug, ixmyelocel-T, was studied in patients with ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition in which the heart becomes enlarged and cannot pump blood efficiently, Vericel said in a statement on Thursday.
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He said active labor began when a women reached 4 centimeters dilated, and that after that, providers could expect an average dilation of 3 centimeters per hour until they reached 9 centimeters.
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The Coroner in Oxfordshire said the precise cause of death was dilated cardiomyopathy -- a heart muscle disease which stretches the muscles and thins them so blood flow in the body is restricted.
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Even in the morning hours, when a milky light flooded the hall, I noticed way fewer dilated pupils among the hundred or so dancers still present than I normally would in Berlin.
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"Quite simply, when the skin is thinner, to the point of being almost translucent, any flushing or dilated blood vessels are just so much more visible, hence the redness," explains dermatologist Justine Kluk.
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Now hospitals are slicing the data thinner — for example, to look at how often individual doctors induced labor in patients whose cervix was insufficiently dilated, a step that often leads to C-section.
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Also, if you suffer rosacea, characterized by extreme facial redness, dilated blood vessels, and acne-like bumps, you'll especially want to steer clear of too much hot water, which further inflames the condition.
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The burial comes almost three weeks after the legendary singer's cause of death was revealed to be dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver, according to the senior coroner for Oxfordshire, Darren Salter.
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"As there is a confirmed natural cause of death, being Dilated Cardiomyopathy with Myocarditis and Fatty Liver, the investigation is being discontinued," Darren Salter, the Senior Coroner for Oxfordshire, said in a statement.
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Notably absent from the show are O'Keeffe's most popular paintings—the dilated, pillowy florals that critics insisted on reading as some sort of yonic symbology, despite her stern protestations that they were wrong.
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A fist, a closed wage, a foot, a pride, a dilated eye, a room adjacent, a womb open to a fingered treatise and through the slit in the curtain we can almost vote.
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But it's also more expensive than traditional dilated eye exams done by primary eye care providers and won't necessarily catch many additional cases of AMD in people who don't have symptoms, he said.
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As there is a confirmed natural cause of death, being Dilated Cardiomyopathy with Myocarditis and Fatty Liver, the investigation is being discontinued and there is no need for an inquest or any further enquiries.
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He then said that he was recommending a C-section because it didn't make sense to him as to why she had gone back up the birth canal and I wasn't dilated any further.
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"Because of the clot, initially, the pressure in her right ventricle was very dilated and not functioning well," said Dr. JuYong Lee, director of vascular and endovascular medicine at UConn Health Calhoun Cardiology Center.
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If your dog is pacing, howling, panting, and trying to run as far away from the sound as possible; if your cat is hiding, its ears cocked back, its eyes dilated, they need help.
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As there is a confirmed natural cause of death, being dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver, the investigation is being discontinued and there is no need for an inquest or any further inquiries.
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Speaking with ABC News, LeeAnn said the parents-to-be were told she couldn't be admitted because he was only 2 centimeters dilated, and she should come back when she was at 5 centimeters.
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Ross Douthat Opinion Columnist A few days ago, which is to say an eternity in our Trump-dilated time, there was a story on NPR about anxious evangelicals' seeking a meeting with the president.
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Once you are in labor and are fully dilated perineal massage and warm compresses appear to reduce the severity of the tear, but not the overall risk of experiencing tearing or needing an episiotomy.
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She's got different-colored eyes (one blue, one brown), and her name is a nod to David Bowie's own set of peepers, one of which had a permanently dilated pupil thanks to a childhood injury.
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Nobody told her anything about how dilated she was (nor did they tell her the score), but they did put her on the gynecological table, where two nurses covered her knees with a blue cloth.
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It is important to note that in July 2018 the FDA reported that canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) was detected in some dogs whose diets mainly consisted of pet foods containing legumes and potatoes, among other ingredients.
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"We'd recommend that women try to lie down on their sides when the cervix is fully dilated," said the lead author, Dr. Peter Brocklehurst, a professor of women's health at the University of Birmingham in England.
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"They survived, but nobody had really thought about the fact they'd been staring up into full midday sunlight for a couple of hours throughout the process with their eyes wide open, pupils fully dilated," the Redditer said.
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The first-time mom says she was at church two weeks ago when she started having labor pains and by Monday morning on August 27, she was fully dilated and had no choice but to give birth.
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By all medical standards, at that stage of pregnancy, the surgical procedure should be done over a two-day period to make sure the cervix is dilated enough to insert the equipment for the evacuation, Chasen says.
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Even more surprising was when Thompson had to be rushed to the University Medical Center in Las Vegas the next day, where doctors told her she was in active labor and already 5-centimeters dilated, SWSN reported.
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In the study, men who were extremely obese with a BMI of 35 and over in their youth were eight times more likely to develop dilated cardiomyopathy as adults compared to men who were lean in their youth.
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Photographer Jaydene Freund was set to capture the at-home birth of a mother in her native Canada, when the mom decided — while already dilated at 8 centimeters — that she wanted to give birth at the hospital instead.
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Halliday-Johnson told People that she had only been dilated by 1 centimeter when she reached the hospital, but her fourth child soon began to arrive faster than expected — with the umbilical cord wrapped loosely around her neck.
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The law — part of Senate Bill 8, passed this spring — would require doctors to stop the fetus's heart before performing a dilation-and-evacuation abortion, in which the cervix is dilated and the fetus is removed in pieces.
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The producer also revealed that he will be dropping more new music this year, including collaborations with the likes of Evidence of Dilated Peoples, Madlib's brother Oh No, Pete Rock, The Gaslamp Killers, and some other surprise co-conspirators.
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Some previous research also suggests that the position women are in during the second stage of labor, when the cervix is fully dilated and it's time to push, may independently influence their odds of having a spontaneous vaginal birth.
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Her mellifluous, murderous sound—the way she raises her voice without raising her eyes, because she doesn't want anyone to see her dope-dilated pupils—is a lesson in the power of intonation as a form of emotional expressiveness.
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One of the many operations I had as a young adult required the surgeon to carve out a larger hole in both pupils, with the painful consequence that my eyes are permanently dilated, and thus extremely sensitive to light.
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"Everyone has a different pain tolerance, but the vast majority of women will experience much more intense pain in active labor, which is when your cervix is changing from six to 10 centimeters, or fully dilated," says Di Julio.
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Jumping further down the rabbit hole that night was a bill featuring the dilated shoegaze of San Francisco's LSD & the Search For God, prior to an arresting late set from the ear obliterating psych/noise/punks from Arizona, Destruction Unit.
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It's not just tail language alone you should pay attention to: you also want to take into account the rest of the cat's body language including vocalizations, ear positions, if the eyes are relaxed or the pupils are dilated or constricted.
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Vericel is also developing MACI™, a third-generation autologous chondrocyte implant for the treatment of cartilage defects in the knee, and ixmyelocel-T, a patient-specific multicellular therapy for the treatment of advanced heart failure due to ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy.
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At a 20-week checkup, their doctor informed Johnson East that her baby had underdeveloped and dilated kidneys, as well as a two- rather than three-vessel umbilical cord, which carries an increased risk of stillbirth and pre-term labor.
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What the app can and can't tell you about your eyes By using a phone and computer, you're not necessarily getting a full workup as you would at an eye doctor's office, such as getting your eyes dilated (which can detect eye problems).
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When the papaya was fully "dilated," she placed a plastic tube called a cannula inside and attached it to a manual vacuum aspirator, a plastic, syringe-like device, sucking out the inner contents of the papaya: what, for our purposes, was the pregnancy.
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This new video from South London band Sweat takes all the filthy bliss of a perfect night out and jumbles it into a dizzying mish-mash of neon pink, dilated pupils, gyrating bodies and getting off with your mate on the staircase.
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In treating all of these skin conditions, Dr. Pimple Popper, whose real name is Dr. Sandra Lee, has found a favorite type of acne to treat, called a dilated pore of Winer or DP."It's like a giant blackhead," Lee told Insider.
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"If you actually take a picture of the heart in the operating room, it looks dilated and balloon-like," Campbell said, and that's how the condition got its original name: The heart is shaped like the Takotsubo pots used to catch octopus in Japan.
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The paramedics in the helicopter let us know in advance that incoming was a "34F s/p MVA unresponsive with dilated pupil, scalp laceration, multiple orthopedic injuries," meaning a 34-year-old woman who got in a car accident and wasn't awake or responsive.
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A separate study published last year in the journal Nature showed how CRISPR could be used in human embryos to correct a pathogenic gene mutation called MYBPC3, which is associated with inherited heart conditions, including left ventricular noncompaction, familial dilated cardiomyopathy, and familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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For the duration of the dose, the given world stands out with heightened clarity, to senses softly dilated, while at the edges trippy flickerings — like "the oldest tomcat in northern Europe" brushing against the naturalist's foot — sharpen our attunement to all that might be possible.
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The things you can do will only work if your pores have become dilated by environmental factors, rather than by genetics; if you've pulled the chromosomal short straw in that sense, you're better off simply masking your pores, not wasting your money trying to correct them.
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According to Planned Parenthood, some women may prefer the abortion pill because it's more private and many feel that it's "less invasive" than the alternative, a medical procedure in which the cervix is dilated and the endometrial tissue as well as the fertilized egg is aspirated.
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There's nothing quite like the mixed feelings of excitement and dread elicited by waiting in the early-morning line to enter the techno safari of dilated pupils that is KB18 after 5:00 AM. It's the last club in the Meatpacking District to kick its guests out.
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With pain relief, the average time it took women to deliver babies once their cervix fully dilated was 52 minutes, compared to 51 minutes with saline, a difference that was too small to rule out the possibility that it was due to chance, researchers report in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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Varnam recalls witnessing one particularly disturbing incident with a client where an obstetrician entered a labor and delivery room wearing street clothes: Without introducing himself to the client or requesting permission, the doctor inserted his fingers into her vagina and attempted to manually widen her nearly dilated cervix.
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I'd usually be sleep deprived and hungover, a raw, exposed nerve from my nightly escapades over-romancing the punk lifestyle, but in that dilated condition the bizarre sense of space and presence in those old master paintings completely cracked me open—I mean it left me totally dumbstruck.
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For mothers, laboring in water may help ease pain, lower the need for anesthesia and potentially speed up the early, or first, stage of labor before the cervix is fully dilated and the baby is ready to emerge, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).
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Then in July, Shawn revealed on her YouTube channel that their doctor informed her at a 20-week checkup that their baby had underdeveloped and dilated kidneys, as well as a two rather than three-vessel umbilical cord, which carries an increased risk of stillbirth and pre-term labor.
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Her late set spanned six original compositions, starting with "Blue Over Gold" — built around a two-note ostinato and a studded, start-and-stop flow — and ending on the jagged "Western," a jumble of staccato dashes and stubborn momentum, held on course by Ms. Oh's dilated bass sound.
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Researchers examined data on a total of 1,288 eyes from 644 older adults who got what's known as a dilated eye exam, when clinicians widen the pupils with eye drops to let in more light and get a better look at the retina in back of the eyeball.
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Second stage: Increasing paralysis, first in the extremities, then in the rest of the body, and finally in the respiratory muscles; difficulty breathing or shortness of breath (dyspnea); abnormal heart rhythms (cardiac dysrhythmias or arrhythmia); abnormally low blood pressure (hypotension); fixed and dilated pupils (mydriasis); coma; seizures; respiratory arrest; and death.
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The idea is that, if your body learns to recognize these proteins as a threat through the vaccine, the next time a mosquito bites you, your body can counteract their effects: ideally, there will be no dilated blood vessels, no blood thinning, and most importantly, no hit to the immune system.
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After 10 to 15 minutes, the viewer's pupils are fully dilated, at which point the viewer is called back to the material world by the presence of a dim light on the opposite side of the chamber, so faint that it can only be perceived in the viewer's peripheral vision.
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"Among the victims of the attack on the town of Khan Sheikhoun who were transferred to the Bab al-Hawa hospital ... near the Turkish border, MSF saw eight patients with symptoms - dilated pupils, muscle spasms, involuntary defecation - consistent with exposure to neuro-toxic agents such as Sarin," the group said in a statement.
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If your friend is acting tired, if their pupils are crazy dilated or constricted, if they're sweating insane amounts even if they haven't been dancing a lot, if they're slurring their speech, or if they're fidgeting way too much—all of these are signs they need to be taken to the medical tent.
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Consumers were first warned last year by the FDA that there is a potential link between particular pet diets and dilated cardiomyopathy, or DCM — which can weaken a dog's heart and lead to cardiac failure — after the agency started receiving reports of the disease in breeds that were not commonly associated with DCM.
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"Between moving to a new home, walking the Kim Possible red carpet in 6-inch heels, 4 cm dilated, and a stomach flu that hit the whole house 24 hours before I delivered, labor with this little angel was like a vacation!" the former Kim Possible voice actress joked to PEOPLE at the time.
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But his greatest instrument was himself — the combination of his decadent vocals and those unearthly looks (right down to the over-dilated left pupil, damaged in a schoolyard scuffle when he was still called David Jones) made even the real-life Bowie like a rock superhero from another planet, ruled neither by limitations nor cultural norms.
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"After 25 hours of laboring at home, we arrived at the hospital too late for any pain meds as I was already dilated and ready to push (if I ever do this again I want ALL THE DRUGS, all of them!) and she was out within the hour during a full moon on Friday the 13th," Charton wrote on Instagram.
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" Based on witness statements and "material evidence received and analyzed by the Commission," the draft stated, the dead showed "an array of symptoms consistent with exposure to a choking agent, including signs of foaming at the mouth and nose, blue skin indicating impaired blood circulation, meiosis (constriction of the pupils), as well as some cases of dilated (wide open) pupils.
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"After 25 hours of laboring at home, we arrived at the hospital too late for any pain meds as I was already dilated and ready to push (if I ever do this again I want ALL THE DRUGS, all of them!) and she was out within the hour during a full moon on Friday the 13th," she captioned a photo of herself holding little Kinsey while wearing mesh hospital underwear.
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Interior of Andrew Brehm's "AMAMML" (video by Randall Tilson) EAF16 does reward spending time with it for unexpected details, such as Andrew Brehm's "AMAMML" truck with its interior swarmed with artificial butterflies (hint: turn the keys on the door for insect action to the tune of the Doors), or Lia Lowenthal's "Dilated Surpintel," a baby grand piano built with flying buttresses and mosaic patterns referencing a cathedral space.
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