Sentence examples for decrease of the arterial from inspiring English sources

The patients with hypertension who do not present a night decrease of the arterial pressure are a bigger degree of target organ damage due to the supported hypertension.

where b=0.313 is a parameter describing the shape and decrease of the arterial input function over time (see [19] for details).

In a second case, the hollow-fiber gas exchanger clotted, which led to a rapid decrease of the arterial pH and increase of pCO2 in the extracorporeal system and activated pressure alarms of the dialysis machine.

While the alveolar PO2 remained constant during inhalation of 5 and 4 ppm NO2, a significant decrease of the arterial PO2 and a corresponding increase of the arterial to alveolar PO2 gradients occurred.

A slight increase of the pH from about 7.47 to 7.51 (p < 0.05 for the change over time from the beginning to the end of the inhalations, but p > 0.05 between groups) and an according slight decrease of the arterial carbon dioxide pressure from about 36.2 to 32.5 mmHg was monitored.

In this setting, we observed decreases of the arterial pressure, cardiac output, and stroke volume, and observed increases of the heart rate, central venous pressure, pulmonary artery occlusion pressure, left ventricular end-diastolic pressure, and intracranial pressure during lung recruitment in both ventilatory modes.

This caused a decrease of the mean arterial blood pressure (MABP) to about 30 mmHg and the cerebral blood flow dropped to 5% of the control after the BCCO.

Bailey et al. [34] demonstrated that the standardized loading dose of 50 µg/kg over 5 min was associated with a 12%% decrease of the mean arterial pressure and an 18%% increase of the cardiac index.

The FeNa is therefore a useful laboratory investigation to differentiate hypovolemic, i.e., a decrease of the effective arterial blood volume, from euvolemic state [ 36].

HS treatment led to a rapid decrease of the mean arterial pressure after blood withdrawal from initial values of 97.7 ± 10.3 mm Hg to 35 ± 5 mm Hg (data not shown).

Since these receptor are sensitive to stretch or distortion, stiffening of the carotid sinus would be expected to lead to decreased gain of the arterial baroreflex [ 6].