Sentence examples for broader cardiac from inspiring English sources

The fast and continuous progress in MDCT technology has enabled accurate information regarding coronary artery and venous anatomy to be provided, but this technique has the potential to offer a broader cardiac assessment, including tissue characterisation and functional assessment.

Identifying the targets of these factors and their regulatory interactions will be a major step toward understanding the broader cardiac developmental program.

We conducted subgroup analyses to investigate differences in each outcome for four broad cardiac rehabilitation program comparisons which were specified a priori, based on issues raised in previous research or due to current guideline recommendations for cardiac rehabilitation and physical activity.

Further review of the broader fields of cardiac surgery outside CHD could contribute to identifying clinical and service-related processes and outcomes that may be relevant and provide a framework for future data collection.

Extensive electrophysiological investigations in young, 6-month-old R349P desmin knock-in mice demonstrated a broad spectrum of cardiac abnormalities already at this age.

We have now identified a broad spectrum of cardiac defects in mutants for Robo and Slit, ranging from membranous ventricular septum defects to bicuspid aortic valves.

Broad clinical measures (cardiac arrest calls for peri-arrest situations and length of hospital stay) improved significantly in the areas covered by the new system.

Newborns and children up to 16 years of age with a broad spectrum of cardiac malformations, cardiac diseases, rhythm disturbances, postoperative cardiorespiratory care and respiratory problems are treated in our facility.

A combination of microRNAs, including miR-1, −133, −208, and −499 with known roles in regulating broad aspects of cardiac gene expression, was also found effective in inducing cardiomyocytes from fibroblasts.

Another feature of this system is that the reimbursement level for catheterisation (1.42) is higher than that for valve procedure (1.24) potentially due to the broader DRG of complex cardiac surgery including some less complex cases, thus reducing its average cost.

The English system categorises valve procedure patients into a broad category of "complex cardiac surgery", rather than a CABG specific category.