Sentence examples for severe cardiac condition from inspiring English sources

Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a severe cardiac condition that causes high mortality.

Patients were excluded if they presented severe cardiac condition, degenerative disease or mental disorder.

The current IADT guidelines [ 1] provide examples of individual situations in which replantation is not indicated, including cases of severe caries or periodontal disease, cases in which the patient is not cooperative and cases in which the patient has certain severe medical conditions, such as immunosuppression or a severe cardiac condition.

In WA during the period of our study palivizumab was prescribed on a case-by-case basis, but since 2009 has been recommended during the RSV season for children with severe cardiac conditions and it is currently being considered for those with chronic respiratory conditions as well.

Children who had (a) personal history of an anaphylactic reaction in the past and/or (b) wheezing on auscultation on the day of the examination and/or (c) an acute asthma attack in the preceding four weeks and/or (d) a personal history of severe cardiac conditions were excluded from SPT for safety reasons.

Indeed, in an effort to assess eGFR variability as a risk factor without the influence of some severe cardiac conditions, we conducted two separate additional analyses where we excluded 1) patients with a prior history of CHF at baseline or 2) patients with CHF anytime during the study period (but prior to CKD outcomes if applicable).

Main exclusion criteria were: known esophageal disease, unstable ROSC and hemodynamic condition, severe cardiac conductive disorder requiring pacing.

Hormonal assessment was performed two months later, after the stabilization of the cardiac condition, confirming severe hypogonadotropic hypogonadism [testosterone <0.02 ng/mL; follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) 0.18 mU/mL; luteinizing hormone (LH) <0.1 mU/mL].

CIVAs and OSCEs assess similar constructs of clinical reasoning and decision making, but the value of CIVA is the increased size and number of tasks in different simulation contexts and presentations such as "emergencies" which are difficult and more expensive to simulate in OSCEs, such as seizures, severe asthma, acute cardiac conditions and trauma.

After exclusion of patients with cancer, hepatic failure, renal failure, severe psychiatric disturbance or any other systemic medical condition (for example, severe cardiac or respiratory impairment) and subjects who would not attend voluntarily, 1163 (response rate 83.07%) eligible participants were enrolled.

Veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VA ECMO) has been introduced in the management of critical conditions caused by severe cardiac failure.