Sentence examples for episode of unstable from inspiring English sources

CONCLUSION: After stabilization of an episode of unstable angina, quantitative tomographic exercise thallium scintigraphy has greater value for risk stratification than Holter ST-segment monitoring, particularly in patients who have not had a previous infarction.

Approximately 8 hours after transfer, the patient suffered an episode of unstable ventricular tachycardia (V-tach) requiring three defibrillation attempts (200 Joules biphasic) without CPR (maintained pulse) resulting in return of a sinus tachycardia with a persistent right bundle branch block (RBBB) and septal lead ST-segment depression (Figure 1C).

18 19 NHS patients in the area served by the rehabilitation centre were routinely referred to this programme following an acute MI, episode of unstable angina or revascularisation.

Researchers in Israel also identified 50 patients who had a heart attack or an episode of unstable angina, placing half of them on a regimen of 4,000 IU of vitamin D daily for 5 d.

Two patients were excluded due to difficulties in cannulation at the second examination day and one patient was excluded because of an episode of unstable angina during the treatment period.

Approximately 8 hours after transfer, the patient suffered an episode of unstable ventricular tachycardia (V-tach) requiring three defibrillation attempts (200 Joules biphasic) without CPR (maintained pulse) resulting in return of a sinus tachycardia with a persistent right bundle branch block (RBBB) and septal lead ST-segment depression.

It is well known that patients often undergo episodes of unstable or stable angina prior to their first AMI[ 43] and that young deprived patients (and in particular women) with angina have less frequent follow-up contacts with their GP.

– Implantation of an ICD is recommended in ARVC/D patients who have experienced ≥1 episodes of haemodynamically unstable, sustained VT or VF (class I).

A recent study of 8762 patients diagnosed as having benign chest pain in a cardiology clinic 20 found that 2.7% died of coronary heart disease or had an episode of acute coronary syndrome or unstable angina over the following three years.

We defined the risk of unstable BPAD as a likelihood of a yearly risk of relapse ≥0.5 corresponding to an episode free interval of at least 6 months.

The axis of unstable rotation and direction of unstable translation are indicated on the shapes.