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7 We also found a considerable tissue remodelling over several years using FAF and SD-OCT.

Although late hypoenhancement was the strongest predictor of LV remodelling over time in their study, we have shown that these patients have an LVEF that is intermediate at baseline and after follow-up.

In summary these eight studies suggest that when autologous fascia is implanted there is a minimal to moderate inflammatory response, a moderate degree of collagen production, and a suggestion that grafts undergo a degree of remodelling over the long term.

This study demonstrates that percutaneous CS-based mitral annuloplasty can significantly and safely reduce FMR severity in HF patients, resulting in significant LV reverse remodelling over 12 months and improved measures of clinical outcome over 24 months.

It is thought that early identification of children at high risk for asthma may improve their management resulting in fewer respiratory symptoms, exacerbations and emergency medical visits while improving their quality of life (QoL) and preventing loss of lung function and airway remodelling over time [ 17- 20].

However, some concerns have been raised about the equivocal efficiency on the fracture reduction [4,5], the accumulation of those long life drugs and the impact of inhibiting bone remodelling over long periods, which results in the build-up of poor quality, highly mineralized bone [1,6].

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The League will be remodelled over the next four or five years on the North American Soccer League".

It's the last remaining property in Cross River that my family either built or remodeled over 70 years".

When the medieval abbeys were remodelled over the centuries, even before Henry VIII launched their dissolution, heaps of unrelated bones were often buried in charnel pits.

The remaining apartments will be remodeled over time, which means it's expected that most tenants will eventually lose their homes.