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Circulation was supported by continuous nicorandil and phenylephrine, and bolus ephedrine.
The circulation was supported when necessary with a norepinephrine infusion to maintain a mean arterial pressure >65 mmHg.
The circulation was supported pharmacologically with phenylephrine and a norepinephrine infusion at 0.05 0.1 μg kg−1 min−1 to maintain a mean arterial pressure >55 mm Hg.
In addition to pharmacotherapy, circulation is supported by intraaortic balloon pumping (IABP) and a trial of delayed sternal closure can be indicated [ 5].
During surgery the circulation is supported by crystalloids, but about 30%% of the administered volume is "lost" to the interstitial space even when the circulating blood volume is reduced due to hemorrhage [ 4].
Although it has been reported that plant microRNAs (xenomiRs) are not reliably detected in plasma after ingestion [ 54, 55] the possibility of genetic material from food entering the circulation is supported by the detection of plant chloroplast DNA in the blood of cows [ 56].
The occurrence of VACV circulation among wild animals was supported by viral isolations in the 1960s and 1970s [22] [24] and by recent serological studies that showed a high prevalence of anti-OPV immunoglobulins from mammalians in Brazilian wildlife, including rodents, macaques, grey-foxes and coatis [25], [26].
So, in 1983, for example, Labour was supported by newspapers accounting for only 22% of circulation - and they lost.
If atrial and ventricular septal defects require surgical closure, the patient's circulation must be supported by the heart-lung machine.
Fenofibrate reversed the elevation of serum lipids in B-cell tumor-bearing mice presumably by one of the following mechanisms or a combination thereof: 1) Increased hepatic FA uptake from circulation, which is supported by studies demonstrating that fibrate promoted hepatic FA uptake by specific FATPs [40].
The possibility that alcohol exacerbates toxin delivery to the systemic circulation through the lymphatics is supported by studies demonstrating that alcohol regulates the contractile cycle of mesenteric lymphatic vessels modulating the driving force of lymph flow (Keshavarzian et al. 1994; Souza-Smith et al. 2010).
