Sentence examples for circulation failure from inspiring English sources

Both the circulation failure and impaired immune response in diabetic dialysis patients have negative effects on the wound healing.

In most porcine models, hypotension was treated only with crystalloid or colloid fluid resuscitation, without catecholamines to compensate for developing circulation failure.

The most frequent mild adverse events were dizziness, nausea, fall, gastrointestinal haemorrhage, circulation failure, and erythematous rash [ 73, 74] but many cases had insufficient data supplied to prove the association between the herb and specific adverse effects [ 75].

The onset of sepsis destabilized the only just compensated circulation of the organism resulting in a sudden uncontrollable circulation failure, contrary to the more progressive course in multiple-organ failure.

Another study by Teraoka et al. (2003) showed that a morpholino knockdown of CYP1A and AHR2 in zebrafish prevented the pericardial edema and trunk circulation failure caused by TCDD.

In the U.S., approximately half of all child care centers do not have specific written procedures for urgent medical emergencies, such as severe bleeding, unresponsiveness, poisoning, shock, heart or circulation failure, seizures, head injuries, anaphylaxis, or allergic reactions [ 3].

The study, published online Aug. 16 by the journal Circulation: Heart Failure, examined heart failure rates in 31,823 Swedish women aged 48 to 83 who had filled out food questionnaires as part of a mammography study and were followed from 1998 through 2006.

It failed within five minutes and the screen showed a "circulation pump failure".

Death ultimately occurred through a combination of constrained blood circulation, organ failure, and asphyxiation as the body strained under its own weight.

Admission hs-TnT levels were associated with acute coronary artery occlusion, time to return of spontaneous circulation, heart failure, and renal function.

Exclusion criteria were arm injury or ischemia from trauma (disturbing measurement of peripheral circulation), liver failure, and any neurological insult that could lead to increased intracranial pressure (stroke, subarachnoid hemorrhage, or brain trauma injury).