Examples of using Ventricular performance in English and their translations into Portuguese
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we can hypothesize that the SBP reduction observed in the present study may be related to a reduction in ventricular performance in the sedentary group,
Conditions that lead to a chronic increase in pressure and/or volume predispose an increase in systolic stress and decrease ventricular performance. This increase in systolic stress in SLE shows a lack of ventricular adaptation in this disorder
Furthermore, recent studies investigating the association between HRQOL in heart failure and ventricular performance indices point to an absence of consensus regarding the association between lower HRQoL
is probably due to the immediate improvement of ventricular performance in short-term this factor may be considered to be a predictor of increased survival. It is possible that in a long-term follow-up, this improvement of ventricular performance can be a determining factor in increased survival rates.
improvement in ventricular performance and decrease in left ventricular overload;
good ventricular performance and without aortic valve regurgitation.
good ventricular performance, normal functioning of atrioventricular valves
The ventricular systolic performance may be studied using echocardiography based on the left ventricular radial,
The EDV/body weight ratio was calculated as an index of the ventricular intrinsic performance according to the animal weight.
The analysis of ventricular systolic performance represents an important aspect for the diagnostic
with a greater survival rate and better ventricular functional performance and with a lower number of reoperations 25,26.
may represent a profile of patients with preserved left ventricular systolic performance associated with venocapillary pulmonary hypertension, it is not
The right ventricular myocardial performance index MPI was calculated as the ratio between the sum of the isovolumic contraction time ICT
thus leading to a loss in ventricular systolic performance.
The mechanisms behind the improvement in ventricular performance are a matter of debate.
higher values indicate worse ventricular performance.
The mechanism that leads to the bad acute ventricular performance in the syndrome of Takotsubo is unknown.
Patients who are unresponsive to fluids may have myocardial dysfunction and decreased left ventricular performance, which may be easily detected by echocardiography.
Quantification of global myocardial dysfunction is not sensitive to detect small reductions in regional ventricular performance, which may occur even in normal LV ejection.
The systolic work SW evaluates the ventricular performance by multiplying the SO