Sentence examples for evaluation of the circulation from inspiring English sources

In addition to the risk for a pandemic related to the reappearance of SARS or other new CoVs, the data regarding the possible relationship between HCoV infection and CNS diseases also suggest the need for a systematic evaluation of the circulation of CoVs.

The most common clinical evaluation of the circulation is by reporting cardiac frequency (fc) and arterial pressure and it was on the initiative of Cushing (1903) that Riva-Rocci's (1896) mercury sphygmomanometer was introduced to medicine and forwarded to monitoring arterial pressure in patients during surgery (Bogert and Van Lieshout 2005).

Cardiologists place stents not just in coronaries but also in carotid arteries within the neck for incidentally discovered stenosis without appropriate evaluation of the intracranial circulation.

Evaluation of the pulmonary circulation using noninvasive modalities in these patients will aid in a more holistic understanding of fluid, vasopressor and ventilator management during critical illness.

Due to its noninvasive nature and its easy applicability, NIRS technology has aroused increasing interest in the evaluation of the regional circulation.

It is advisable, however, to perform an accurate evaluation of the intracranial circulation to confirm the presence of adequate collateral flow via the anterior or posterior communicating arteries to avoid cerebral ischemia.

Although PC-MRI has been shown to be useful in the evaluation of CSF circulation at the level of the posterior fossa and foramen magnum, the need for this technique has gradually decreased with the use of 3D-SPACE with the VFAM technique [16].

In this review, after introducing the organs-on-a-chip system, the evaluation of enterohepatic circulation and the gut-liver axis relationship will be presented as an example of the application of the organs-on-a-chip system for ADME studies based on inter-organ network.

IMR evaluations of the coronary circulation seek to quantify microvascular integrity by estimating minimum achievable microvascular resistance, a related measure to maximal vascular flow reserve assessment with CFR.

New data concerning old and the new HCoVs raise the question of whether HCoVs may be more clinically important in children than was previously thought, thus indicating the need for a systematic evaluation of their circulation and the availability of preventive and therapeutic measures.

Although evaluation of peripheral circulation at the bedside is relatively easy, there may be some drawbacks.