Sentence examples for circulation support from inspiring English sources

We experienced a patient with giant cell myocarditis, who developed left ventricular thrombus formations during the circulation support therapy with PCPS for cardiogenic shock.

Mortality and morbidity studies have been negative or equivocal in relating carbon monoxide levels to health effects, but studies in human subjects with compromised coronary or peripheral circulation support an effect of acute exposure to CO at blood levels equivalent to about 20 ppm over several hours.

Amniotic fluid ZIKV RNA levels decreased in the third trimester, possibly due to transplacental passive transfer of maternal ZIKV IgG into the fetal circulation, supported by IgG but not IgM in plasma from the GD64 neonate at birth (Supplementary Fig. 3d).

As will be shown, ovarian cancer patients demonstrate elevated levels of FRα in the circulation supporting its potential use as a disease biomarker.

These differences in magnitude suggest that FGF19 may have the dominant role in the negative feedback regulation of the BA enterohepatic circulation, supporting the mouse data on FGF15 (14).

An assessment of the effect of vasopressin as monotherapy in an experimental setting, in our opinion, makes an important contribution to our understanding of this agent's effect in a circulation supported by a postischaemic and failing heart.

The incidence of systemic toxicity in the intra-arterial arm implies that despite the loco regional delivery, there is spill over into the systemic circulation, supported by the finding of similar volume of distribution in both arms.

Higher expression of GRO α in ascites than in serum in EOC has been reported, indicating migration of cytokines from the local environment to the peripheral circulation, supporting our hypothesis 41.

Moreover, RF interference was not assessed in the paper by Scrivo et al. The IL-20 increase in SF of RA patients rather than in the circulation supported a role for IL-20 at the site of inflammation rather than in the systemic immune response.

Intramammary infection with different strains of S. aureus resulted in variable cytokine responses within the bovine mammary gland and circulation, supporting our hypothesis that different strains of S. aureus prompt the activation of host immune responses that are unique to the infecting strain.

But he says his circulation numbers support his strategy.