The phrase "a decrease in ventricular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts when discussing changes in the function or size of the ventricles in the heart.
Example: "The study found a decrease in ventricular volume after the treatment was administered."
Alternatives: "a reduction in ventricular" or "a decline in ventricular".
2- In prehospital care, high diastolic blood pressure suggests a decrease in ventricular ejection evoking hypovolemia or heart failure (strong agreement).
Delivery of the empty microrods had limited effects on hemodynamics and while pathologic hypertrophy persisted there was a decrease in ventricular stiffness.
A decrease in ventricular hypertrophy and increased survival were reported in cardiomyopathy after AC6 activation.
In prehospital care, high diastolic blood pressure suggests a decrease in ventricular ejection evoking hypovolemia or heart failure (strong agreement).
A decrease in ventricular contractility decreases the slope of the relationship between end-diastolic volume and stroke volume [ 13].
In dilated cardiomyopathy, increased titin N2BA isoform expression results in a decrease in ventricular stiffness, which may be important in reducing ventricular filling pressures for a given volume (reducing symptoms of congestion) [ 58].
Respiratory fluctuations in PP during mechanical ventilation are an expression of respiratory changes in left ventricular stroke volume: due to a decrease in right ventricular preload and an increase in right ventricular afterload, right ventricular stroke volume decreases during inspiration.
It was suggested that the hemodynamic alterations secondary to ductal constriction are right ventricular dilation and signs of heart failure, followed by concentric hypertrophy, a decrease in right ventricular chamber caused by mass increase and left ventricular compromise.
Electrocardiographic (ECG) records and Doppler echocardiography examination revealed ventricular premature beats and a decrease in left ventricular global and systolic function, respectively.
In our series we saw a decrease in left ventricular end-diastolic diameter and some improvement in left ventricular function, but the right ventricular function remained moderate.
Although restricted fluid intake in the first few days of life is associated with a decreased incidence of PDA and BPD, a meta-analysis has shown that fluid restriction may result in a decrease in left ventricular output through a decrease in left ventricular preload that in turn may cause a reduction in systemic blood flow [ 118].
