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Dictionary » D » Dilation DilationDilation The process of enlargment or expansion. The word dilatation means the same thing. Both come from the latin dilatare meaning to enlarge or expand. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: We are programmed entity... and, progressive, although each stage on the physiology vary,... Another abortion procedure called D&e "expansion and absorb" (dilation and evacuation). ... Modern science may be placed in the womb lens to envision the inside
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Re: Can control of "Involuntary" functions be harmful? Can control of "Involuntary" functions be harmful? I can control my iris contraction/dilation of each eye individually. These multi-unit smooth muscles are considered an involuntary muscle group. Involuntarily reacting to light changes. It would be nice to know ...
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Can control of "Involuntary" functions be harmful?Can control of "Involuntary" functions be harmful? I can control my iris contraction/dilation of each eye individually. These multi-unit smooth muscles are considered an involuntary muscle group. Involuntarily reacting to light changes. It would be nice to know ...
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Re: controling Nerve of the Brain? Which OneI am one of the exceptions to this. I can control my iris contraction/dilation of each eye individually. These multi-unit smooth muscles are considered an involuntary muscle group. Involuntarily reacting to light changes. It would be nice to know if this is ...
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Re: Headaches... you are more interested in the mechanisms rather than the cause certain parts of dura and lepto meninges when stimulated give rise to pain. vasodilation givesd rise to the pain as you figured out but pain comesz not from the dilation but by the pressure exerted by the walls. that sort of helps. ...
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