Some quirk in me, in the wiring of my brain or the capability of my heart, enabled me to ride the bare rails of my father's memory beyond the minimal contours that he hastily sketched — we had a patient to get to — and into the past.
In the present study, continuous recording of epicardial and endocardial APs in the isolated mouse heart enabled us to monitor changes in transmural gradients of repolarization throughout the duration of experiments and to correlate these changes with an altered arrhythmic tendency.
Olivieri says that holding the replica of a heart enables her to make connections that she could not when looking at the actual organ on a computer screen.
"Therepi" device attaches directly to damaged heart, enabling delivery of medicine from a port under a patient's skin to augment cardiac function.
However, where Amis's work until Experience was perhaps defined by a terror of emotion, Hogan ultimately trusts in the human heart, enabling Matt to break Lawrence's spell.
Cine MRI can capture the cyclic contraction and relaxation of the heart, enabling the evaluation of ventricular and valvular function as well as shunt detection [ 2].
Furthermore, our access to a large number of human hearts enabled us to demonstrate high inter-subject variability, especially for CYP2J2 and CYP1A1 mRNA levels.
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Finally, the use of whole hearts enables the measurement of ventricular transmural gradients of repolarization which play an important role in the pathogenesis of cardiac arrhythmias (Killeen et al. 2007, Stokoe et al. 2007a, b, Thomas et al. 2007a, b).
The key tonight was their defense, which made 12 steals, and their heart, which enabled them to overcome being outshot -- Miami hit 47percentt of its attempts -- and outrebounded dramatically 51-355).
A microscope more powerful than the jeweler-type loupes worn by most heart surgeons enabled him to use needles and sutures that were far thinner--and, he says, created seams that are more durable--than usual in heart surgery.
