Sentence examples for mechanical activation leads from inspiring English sources
It was found that the silica additive and the mechanical activation leads to the acceleration of the sintering process.
In addition, we also aimed to evaluate the relationship between the site of latest mechanical activation, LV lead position and CRT response in patients with CRT.
At the least this issue has to be discussed and Figure 3E has to be modified to show that chemical (and only perhaps mechanical) activation of Piezo1 leads to calcium influx and cell dehydration.
In previous studies using echocardiography patients with the LV lead positioned at the site of latest mechanical activation (concordant LV lead) have shown a superior response to CRT when compared to patients with the LV lead positioned outside the area of latest mechanical activation (discordant LV lead) [ 10, 14– 16].
Such variations in VV delay may be related to different patterns of mechanical activation and LV lead positioning.
Consecutively, the relationship between the site of latest mechanical activation on GMPS, LV lead position and CRT response was evaluated.
Moreover, the relationship between the site of latest mechanical activation as derived from GMPS, LV lead position and CRT response is unknown.
In 52 patients (58%), the LV lead was positioned at the site of latest mechanical activation (concordant), and in 38 patients (42%) the LV lead was positioned outside the site of latest mechanical activation (discordant).
These modelsshow that RhoA activation leads to better cell spreading but lower mechanical properties, while Rac1 activation induces mechanotransduction [ 48].
To optimize synchronicity of the LV contraction, the LV pacing lead should be targeted at the region of latest mechanical activation [ 9– 13].
The aim of the current study was to evaluate the relationship between the site of latest mechanical activation as assessed with gated myocardial perfusion SPECT (GMPS), left ventricular (LV) lead position and response to cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT).
