Sentence examples for circulatory phase from inspiring English sources

As victims enter the circulatory phase of cardiac arrest, predicting defibrillation success may become paramount to prevent unnecessary interruptions to CPR [ 5].

These conclusions may be partially supported by the concept of "circulatory phase," a time-duration definition that ranges from approximately 4 to 10 mins of VF [ 27].

Notably, an early hyperdynamic phase (2 to 10 hours after CLP) is followed by a hypodynamic circulatory phase between 10 and 20 hours [ 15, 16].

In our study the time to first injection of vasopressin was on average between 10 and 11 minutes, which is at the end of second (circulatory and haemodynamic) phase of cardiac arrest, when vasopressors will still be expected to have some efficacy.

The majority of our patients were in the resolving phase of circulatory failure.

The resolution phase of circulatory failure was defined by a decrease of the dose of norepinephrine for more than 24 h.   2.

Moreover, it argues for a careful prediction of the effects of fluids before they are administered when these effects are not sure, i.e. after the very initial phase of circulatory failure and/or if fluid losses are not obvious.

However, signal optimization methods for conventional intersections do not directly apply to roundabouts due to the complexity of operating signals at circulatory lanes, designing special phase structure and lane marking settings, and treating left-turn movements, particularly when there are more than two lanes at approaches of a roundabout.

This is a prospective observational study conducted after the initial resuscitation phase of circulatory shock (>6 h vasopressor use).

Any pharmacokinetic effect for ILE in the non-arrested patient likely depends on both the pharmacokinetic phase and circulatory status at the time of intoxication.

Besides, compensatory mechanisms may lead to the normalization of macrohemodynamic parameters in the early phase of circulatory shock, and silently ongoing microcirculatory insufficiencies can cause cellular hypoxia and metabolic dysfunctions, eventually leading to organ failure [ 3].