Sentence examples for cardiac deterioration from inspiring English sources

Although the underlying mechanisms responsible for cardiac dysfunction after prolonged exercise remains to be elucidated, it has reported cardiac deterioration following exhaustive exercise in the absence of underlying cardiovascular diseases, which has been attributed to cardiac fatigue.

Hemodynamic constellations were inhomogeneous (CO decreased from 6,3 [1,9] to 6,15 l/min [2,3]; SVR decreased from 995 [220] to 788 [255] dyn*s*cm-5) without any cardiac deterioration nor of Pa02/Fi02 (change from 264 [125] to 250 [104] mmHg; median, IQR).

Consequently, a drop in venous oxygen saturations will be a marker of cardiac deterioration.

Hemodynamic constellations were dishomogeneous without cardiac deterioration or mean PAO2/FiO2 deterioration (253 ± 122 to 284 ± 86 mmHg).

Cardiac deterioration is a common endpoint for most diabetic animal models and the most common cause of death in diabetic patients [ 1].

Therefore, the elevated cardiac MCP-1 may be due to the decreased adiponectin and the increased oxidative stress, and may be involved in the diabetic cardiac deterioration.

Conclusion: We have found an earlier and more pronounced right than left and diastolic than systolic fetal cardiac function deterioration in growth restricted fetuses monitored longitudinally.

A 10%% decline of the left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) below the lower limit of normal or an absolute decline of 45%% or decline of 20%% at any level is indicative of cardiac function deterioration.

Deletion of KLF15 resulted in an initial mild cardiac functional deterioration, which was aggravated with aging.

Septic shock, additionally, can lead to further cardiac contractility deterioration in those unable to increase cardiac output appropriately.

Calcium reuptake in cardiomyocytes is suppressed during cardiac functional deterioration which extends the time required for the myocardium to fully relax [ 11], and the IRT is the main MPI parameter to become abnormal early in cardiac dysfunction [ 10].