Sentence examples for echo assessment from inspiring English sources
Beyond the very first stages of septic shock, where focused ECHO may suffice, a comprehensive systematic ECHO assessment of cardiac output, left and right systolic ventricular function, volume status and filling pressures is required, and allows for effective hemodynamic management.
The primary development provided devices only adjustable during the primary procedure after the cessation of cardiopulmonary bypass and the first echo assessment of the repaired valve [ 14, 15].
Routine echocardiography (echo) assessment would be considered optimal for such conduct, but is not always possible due to lack of accessibility.
Fang et al. reported that in asymptomatic patients with diabetes mellitus without known cardiac disease, which underwent clinical evaluation and detailed echo assessment, approximately 20% fulfilled the criteria for LVH.
In summary, ECHO is far beyond a good modality to confirm both the presence and aetiology of PH in the majority of suspected cases when performed and interpreted by the requisite expertise under incorporation of all information obtained during a detailed ECHO assessment.
"The aid can get out directly," Ms. Lawrence said, echoing assessments by workers at Unicef, Save the Children and smaller aid agencies, who say they rely on local networks to reach the most dangerous and remote parts of the country.
Echoing assessments by the Central Intelligence Agency last week, the official described the Bin Laden compound as a "command and control center" for Al Qaeda, where Bin Laden not only plotted attacks but was also deeply involved in directing the operations of Qaeda lieutenants.
This echoes assessments from many other economists, many of whom expect the Chinese authorities to step up measures to contain bank lending, including nudging up interest rates again later this year.
"Actually, I have a very good relationship with the p.m., and I think he'd echo that assessment," he said.
His remarks echo the assessment of the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, who said this week that danger of a "substantial downturn" in the economy had receded.
