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vasodilatora substance that dilates the blood vessels, usually given in order to lower bood pressure
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vasodilatornoun. any drug or other substance which acts to widen the girth of blood vessels, usually by calming smooth muscle in the arterial walls.
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vasodilator(n) a drug that causes dilation of blood vessels
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vasodilatorA substance or condition that causes blood vessels to open wider and increase the flow of blood.
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vasodilatorDefinition: (vas-oh-dy-LAY-tuhr) A drug which cause blood vessels to relax or expand, thereby increasing blood flow. Used in Viagra, Caverject and other drugs or compounds (e.g., bi-mix, trimix) to ca [..]
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vasodilatorA free radical gas produced endogenously by a variety of mammalian Cells, synthesized from Arginine by Nitric Oxide Synthase. Nitric oxide is one of the Endothelium-Dependent Relaxing Factors released [..]
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vasodilatorAny of a class of drugs intended to lower blood pressure by widening blood vessels, thus increasing blood flow.
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vasodilatorCauses relaxation of blood vessels which can reduce blood pressure.
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vasodilator Dilation of blood vessels.
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vasodilatorA substance that increases blood flow.
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vasodilatora medication that dilates or widens the opening in a blood vessel.
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vasodilatorA chemical (natural or synthetic) that dilates blood vessels
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vasodilatoran agent that causes dilatation of the blood vessels.
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vasodilatorA medication that is used to expand or dilate blood vessels.
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