Sentence examples for increase of left from inspiring English sources
Left SGB with the addition of clonidine to mepivacaine induced a significant increase of left BABF from 10 minutes through 70 minutes after SGB (baseline, 100%; peak at 10 minutes after SGB, 223% ± 42%; P <.01).
There was an increase of left forearm fractures in right-handed children (P = 0.029).
PLR, passive leg raising; PLR Δ LVOT VTI, passive leg raising variation of left ventricular outflow track velocity time integral; ↗ LVOT VTI, increase of left ventricular outflow track velocity time integral after fluid resuscitation.
The increase of left ventricular outflow tract velocity time integral (LVOT VTI) after leg raising was significantly higher in intolerant patients (0.8 vs. 10.3%, p = 0.02, see Figure below).
However, peripheral PCPS perfused the aortic root retrogradely, which caused the increase of left ventricular afterload, the subsequent distension of the left ventricle, and the further increase of thrombotic tendency and congestion at the left ventricular outlet tract.
Despite the increase of both right and left ventricular total activation duration during RV pacing in control as well as in CHF patients, the absolute increase of left ventricular total activation duration was much more pronounced in CHF patients.
But these techniques also have their disadvantages, the most common being ischaemia of the lower limb after prolonged femoral arterial cannulation, increase of left-to-right shunt (thus excluding patients with cardiac failure), and no direct blood flow control.
The total welfare increases of (left (frac {3}{4}+frac {d^{2}}{36}right)gamma s) with the subvention.
Treatment with siGFP did not affect the typical changes of the left ventricle induced by pressure overload (i.e. increases of left ventricle thickness, cardiomyocyte diameter and interstitial fibrosis).
Increases of left frontal theta power are also recognized in the map (middle part of Figure 3).
In terms of the mechanics of cardiovascular performance, greater increases of left ventricular contractility indices were associated with survival in patients with septic shock (Table 2).
