Sentence examples for systemic flow from inspiring English sources

By providing a reference value for peripheral resistance (ratio of mean arterial pressure to mean systemic flow), this calibration allows the system to compute more precisely the other parameters that represent arterial mechanical properties and to obtain a better estimation of cardiac output.

Qs = Systemic flow.

The ratio between pulmonary and systemic flow (Qp/Qs) was 2.1 (not shown).

Results show that in each simulation, the physiological variables of mean arterial pressure and systemic flow are adequately maintained.

In a lactate-driven resuscitation protocol, Jansen et al. [7] recommended systemic flow optimization exclusively in hyperlactatemic patients with concomitant low central venous oxygen saturation (ScvO2).

Thus, a concomitant low ScvO2, or high P(cv-a CO2, cv-a CO2norman peripherabnormalsion defines a hyperipheraln context on which increasing systemic flow may contribute to serum lactate decrease.

We also reported preliminary findings (Pietropaoli et al. 2004a) of subtle but significant effects on systemic flow-mediated vascular dilatation, and a decrease in blood nitrate levels, suggesting the vascular effects may result from decreased nitric oxide availability.

However, the need to balance pulmonary and systemic flows and the requirement of two controllers for separate right and left devices adds to complexity and is not ideal for long-term management.

Preoperative pulmonary angiography and evaluation of the pulmonary-to-systemic flow ratio (Qp/Qs) may have use in revealing vascular abnormalities [5, 6]; however, this approach was considered to be unnecessary as long as the abnormal connection between the systemic and pulmonary circulation is identified and surgically excised.

As can be observed from Figures 13(a) and 13(b), the pulmonary-to-systemic flow ratio (Qp/ Qs) changes with the change in the model parameters.

4 Low systemic blood flow and fluctuations in systemic blood flow during these first days of life are associated with poor neurodevelopmental outcomes.