cachectic造句

• The next logical step was to look for the cachectic factor in people.
• Creatinine-based equations should be used with caution in cachectic patients and patients with cirrhosis.
• Working with mice with malignant tumors, the researchers isolated a substance that they called a cancer cachectic factor.
• An individual suffering from starvation could be easily recognized as a person who is undernourished due to their cachectic corporal appearance.
• Later, the patient suffers from dysarthria, intention tremors, hyperreflexia, cachectic and completely disoriented, frequently in a state of status epilepticus.
• Apple officials stated that Jobs was victim to a " common bug " and was taking antibiotics, while others surmised his cachectic appearance was due to the Whipple procedure.
• Studies have demonstrated dietary supplementation with a specific combination of high protein, leucine and fish oil improves muscle function and daily activity and the immune response in cachectic tumor-bearing mice.
• Also studies have shown branched-chain amino acids can return the metabolism of a cachectic patient from catabolic-losing weight-to anabolic-increasing muscle, in over 55 % of patients.
• Grunfeld will soon begin a study to look for the cachectic factor in patients with AIDS . Those with wasting have a far worse prognosis than those who maintain a normal weight, so even though the condition in AIDS could have a different cause from that in cancer patients, Grunfeld said, " it's important to find out ."