Sentence examples for limited contracture from inspiring English sources

During reperfusion both PostC and CST-Post significantly limited contracture development (Fig.  3c); in fact LVEDP at the end of reperfusion was 22 ± 7 and 35 ± 7 mmHg in PostC and CST-Post, respectively (P < 0.01 with respect to I/R for both).

In fact, both ischemic PostC and CST-Post markedly limited contracture development during reperfusion.

We have shown that in isolated rat hearts CST, given at reperfusion (CST-Post), decreased the infarct size, limited contracture and improved the post-ischemic systolic function.

Limited contracture is likely due to a reduced calcium overload resulting either from calcium extrusion and/or from increased re-uptake by sarco/endoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase (SERCA).

In the above rat model of DD, K201 limits diastolic contractures and reduces EDP [ 14] in vivo; however, the cellular mechanisms underlying these phenomena are unknown.

Overall, joint contractures have limited reversibility, permanently impairing the physical ability of individuals.

Since the presence and severity of contractures are limited in children aged 1 year of age, it is felt that secondary impairments are of minor influence on the results.

A contracture limits the passive range of motion of a joint and is caused by multiple factors that include joint immobility [ 1].

Full spontaneous recovery was limited to the least severe contractures.

Joint contractures are prevalent in institutionalized elderly people with chronic disease and 75% had knee flexion contractures that significantly limited ambulation [ 31].

In vivo losartan treatment partially corrects AT-II hyper-contracture, limiting the increase in ROCK1 expression/activity.