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I Have Mitral Regurgitation, Now What?
I Have Mitral Regurgitation, Now What?

... MR can be mild, moderate or severe – or anywhere in between. It is helpful to know how MR progresses over time so that you know better what to expect. Keep in mind, many factors can affect its severity; for example, Managing a aghaving g high blood pressure or how well your MR is being treated. ...
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... Items 3-8 are to be completed from your review of the physician’s endpoint summary packet included within the online HFD form for each case. 3a-3c. Is there evidence of (past or present): (a.) Abnormal LV systolic function? (b.) Abnormal RV systolic function? (c.) LV diastolic dysfunction? Based on ...
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... coupling interval to determine the AVNERP, and A-V node functional refractory period. The left ventricle was stimulated in a random sequence, and the protocol was continued. 5) Pacing with fixed-rate trains of 30-s duration (stimuli of 2-ms duration and twice diastolic threshold) at increasing rates ...
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Body Organization: Working Together
Body Organization: Working Together

... _____ 2. Your heart is a group of cells and tissues working together _____ 3. Your heart never stops working for your whole lifetime _____ 4. Your heart is the same size as your fist. _____ 5. Your heart stays the same size for your whole lifetime. _____ 6. Everyone has the same size heart. _____ 7. ...
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... undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass surgery, with or without left ventricular dysfunction. The concentration of L-aspartate added to the cardioplegia solution was 13 mmol/L in most studies. The 5 trials used either warm or cold (or both) blood cardioplegia for the various stages of cardioplegia (induc ...
Electrocardiography in horses – part 1
Electrocardiography in horses – part 1

... diagnosis of cardiac disease (Patteson, 1996) but may be helpful to differentiate between a normal and abnormal ventricular beat, and between artefacts (which do not have T waves). The QT interval in normal horses takes no longer than 0.58 seconds (Bonagura and Reef, 2004) (Table 1). It is essential ...
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Natural Help for Arrhythmia

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Left ventricular regional wall curvedness and wall stress in patients
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Teacher`s Guide: Cardiovascular System
Teacher`s Guide: Cardiovascular System

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Complex intracardiac nervous system

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Lipid Variables Related to the Extent and Severity of Coronary Artery

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Performa - National Intervention Council
Performa - National Intervention Council

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the circulatory system

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