Sentence examples for consequent heart from inspiring English sources

Subsequent events of ventricle remodeling and consequent heart failure occur [ 1, 2].

For that reason, other approaches have been used to stop vascular supply to the tumor and consequent heart failure.

Interestingly, applied mechanical force appears to regulate the assembly of focal contacts and integrin turnover (Riveline et al., 2001; Pines et al., 2012), consistent with the idea that with age this regulation is no longer as finely tuned leading to excess integrin accumulation and consequent heart defects.

Thus, LAD ligation in newborn mice results in massive cardiac tissue damage and consequent impaired heart functions.

Rates of ARF and consequent rheumatic heart disease (RHD) in Aboriginal children living in these communities are reported to be among the highest in the world [ 8- 10].

Such patients need volume, but every fluid administration should be carefully guided by constant measurement of PCWP, in order to avoid an abrupt increase in pulmonary venous pressure with consequent congestive heart failure.

Failure to prevent this compression can lead to maternal supine hypotensive syndrome [ 13] and to an adverse effect on umbilical artery blood flow and gas exchange between mother and fetus, with consequent fetal heart rate decelerations [ 14] and fetal growth restriction [ 15].

Since our previous work in the whole heart consequent to infarction of the left anterior descending coronary artery demonstrated that JNK signal transduction is a central downstream effector pathway of the ligand-RAGE axis during ischemia/reperfusion, we sought to determine the effect of this pathway in isolated adult cardiomyocytes exposed to H/R.

Activation of these afferents also results in increased activation of the sympathetic nervous system, with consequent increases in heart rate and peripheral vasoconstriction [ 18].

Since acute exercise is the most important stimulus for increasing myocardial demand, it is not surprising that major structural and functional adaptations occur in the heart consequent to chronic regular exercise training.

All infants' vital signs were monitored throughout and after the intervention and any significant event (apnea/bradycardia [respiratory pause of >20 seconds with consequent decrease in heart rate < 80], sustained bradycardia or tachycardia, sustained desaturation requiring intervention) was recorded.