Definition of vagal in English:

vagal

adjective ˈveɪɡ(ə)lˈveɪɡəl

Relating to the vagus nerve.
Example sentencesExamples
- Increases in arterial flow stimulate efferent vagal outflow, inhibiting sympathetic drive and decreasing blood pressure.
- The procedure involves wrapping an electrode around the vagal nerve as it passes through the neck.
- Repeated operations of the esophagus or stomach carry a risk of vagal injury, which may lead to gastroparesis.
- The increase in high-frequency cardiac modulation is representative of an increase in vagal tone.
- Cardiovascular neuropathy is a result of damage to vagal and sympathetic nerves.

Definition of vagal in US English:

vagal

adjectiveˈvāɡəlˈveɪɡəl

Relating to the vagus nerve.
Example sentencesExamples
- Increases in arterial flow stimulate efferent vagal outflow, inhibiting sympathetic drive and decreasing blood pressure.
- Repeated operations of the esophagus or stomach carry a risk of vagal injury, which may lead to gastroparesis.
- Cardiovascular neuropathy is a result of damage to vagal and sympathetic nerves.
- The procedure involves wrapping an electrode around the vagal nerve as it passes through the neck.
- The increase in high-frequency cardiac modulation is representative of an increase in vagal tone.

单词	vagal
释义	Definition of vagal in English: vagal adjective ˈveɪɡ(ə)lˈveɪɡəl Relating to the vagus nerve. Example sentencesExamples Increases in arterial flow stimulate efferent vagal outflow, inhibiting sympathetic drive and decreasing blood pressure. The procedure involves wrapping an electrode around the vagal nerve as it passes through the neck. Repeated operations of the esophagus or stomach carry a risk of vagal injury, which may lead to gastroparesis. The increase in high-frequency cardiac modulation is representative of an increase in vagal tone. Cardiovascular neuropathy is a result of damage to vagal and sympathetic nerves. Definition of vagal in US English: vagal adjectiveˈvāɡəlˈveɪɡəl Relating to the vagus nerve. Example sentencesExamples Increases in arterial flow stimulate efferent vagal outflow, inhibiting sympathetic drive and decreasing blood pressure. Repeated operations of the esophagus or stomach carry a risk of vagal injury, which may lead to gastroparesis. Cardiovascular neuropathy is a result of damage to vagal and sympathetic nerves. The procedure involves wrapping an electrode around the vagal nerve as it passes through the neck. The increase in high-frequency cardiac modulation is representative of an increase in vagal tone.
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