Differentiating Types Of Wide-Complex Tachycardia To Determine
... widen the QRS complex on an electrocardiogram (ECG).6,7 Hyperkalemia also inhibits cardiac sodium channels, but it does so through the passive influx of potassium intracellularly, which alters the resting membrane potential.8,9 In addition, acute, complex ...
... widen the QRS complex on an electrocardiogram (ECG).6,7 Hyperkalemia also inhibits cardiac sodium channels, but it does so through the passive influx of potassium intracellularly, which alters the resting membrane potential.8,9 In addition, acute, complex ...
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... Influences that allow heart to meet changing needs rapidly •Autonomic nervous system (ANS) •Sympathetic nervous system •Parasympathetic system – Cranial nerve X ...
... Influences that allow heart to meet changing needs rapidly •Autonomic nervous system (ANS) •Sympathetic nervous system •Parasympathetic system – Cranial nerve X ...
Modelling couplings among the oscillators of the cardiovascular
... 1998, 1999, Bračič Lotrič and Stefanovska 2000, Mrovka et al 2000, Stefanovska et al 2000) show that cardiac and respiratory oscillators can become synchronized in different n:m synchronization regimes. Furthermore, it is now established that synchronisation phenomena can also arise between some ...
... 1998, 1999, Bračič Lotrič and Stefanovska 2000, Mrovka et al 2000, Stefanovska et al 2000) show that cardiac and respiratory oscillators can become synchronized in different n:m synchronization regimes. Furthermore, it is now established that synchronisation phenomena can also arise between some ...
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... 1. Heart Failure: (1) Systolic failure: the mechanical pumping action (contractility) and the ejection fraction of the heart are reduced. (2) Diastolic failure: stiffening and loss of adequate relaxation plays a major role in reducing cardiac output and ejection fraction may be normal. e.g. Pericard ...
... 1. Heart Failure: (1) Systolic failure: the mechanical pumping action (contractility) and the ejection fraction of the heart are reduced. (2) Diastolic failure: stiffening and loss of adequate relaxation plays a major role in reducing cardiac output and ejection fraction may be normal. e.g. Pericard ...
Vernakalant Hydrochloride for Rapid Conversion of
... urrently available antiarrhythmic agents have modest efficacy in converting atrial fibrillation (AF) to sinus rhythm, and the risk of proarrhythmia or hypotension is of concern.1–3 Time to conversion with these drugs often is unpredictable and may be long, especially with oral therapies.4 Although e ...
... urrently available antiarrhythmic agents have modest efficacy in converting atrial fibrillation (AF) to sinus rhythm, and the risk of proarrhythmia or hypotension is of concern.1–3 Time to conversion with these drugs often is unpredictable and may be long, especially with oral therapies.4 Although e ...
LIVING WELL WITH HEART FAILURE
... Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when your heart suddenly starts beating very fast and quivering instead of pumping blood to the body and brain. If untreated, Sudden Cardiac Arrest can lead to death within minutes. If you have a low ejection fraction, your doctor may prescribe medications, recommend lif ...
... Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when your heart suddenly starts beating very fast and quivering instead of pumping blood to the body and brain. If untreated, Sudden Cardiac Arrest can lead to death within minutes. If you have a low ejection fraction, your doctor may prescribe medications, recommend lif ...
Read full article - Scientific Works. C Series. Veterinary Medicine
... pericardium. It lies in the median plane, slightly oriented to the left at the level of 2nd-4th intercostals space and approximately at 1 cm cranial to the xiphoid appendix. External thin walls of the atria are separated from the ventricles by the grooves of coronary arteries and veins, showing mult ...
... pericardium. It lies in the median plane, slightly oriented to the left at the level of 2nd-4th intercostals space and approximately at 1 cm cranial to the xiphoid appendix. External thin walls of the atria are separated from the ventricles by the grooves of coronary arteries and veins, showing mult ...
Coarctation of the aorta - British Heart Foundation
... child a congenital heart condition? If you have one child with a congenital heart condition, there is around a 1 in 40 chance that if you have another child, they will have a heart condition too.1 However, this risk may be higher (or lower) depending on the type of congenital heart condition your ch ...
... child a congenital heart condition? If you have one child with a congenital heart condition, there is around a 1 in 40 chance that if you have another child, they will have a heart condition too.1 However, this risk may be higher (or lower) depending on the type of congenital heart condition your ch ...
Left Bundle Branch Block, an Old–New Entity | SpringerLink
... the specific parts of the intraventricular conduction system (classical LBBB), a diffuse intraventricular conduction disturbance may exist in the left ventricle due to more peripherally located, regional conduction disturbances (e.g., postmyocardial infarction). Such a nonspecific intraventricular c ...
... the specific parts of the intraventricular conduction system (classical LBBB), a diffuse intraventricular conduction disturbance may exist in the left ventricle due to more peripherally located, regional conduction disturbances (e.g., postmyocardial infarction). Such a nonspecific intraventricular c ...
Consulta: subjectFacets:"Heart rate variability" Registros
... Heart rate recovery after exercise: relations to heart rate variability and complexity Provedor de dados: 56 Autores: Javorka,M.; Zila,I.; Balhárek,T.; Javorka,K. Physical exercise is associated with parasympathetic withdrawal and increased sympathetic activity resulting in heart rate increase. The ...
... Heart rate recovery after exercise: relations to heart rate variability and complexity Provedor de dados: 56 Autores: Javorka,M.; Zila,I.; Balhárek,T.; Javorka,K. Physical exercise is associated with parasympathetic withdrawal and increased sympathetic activity resulting in heart rate increase. The ...
acoustic cardiography
... Other advantages of Audicor® technology include the ability to continuously record simultaneous sound and ECG data over short, intermediate and long periods. This permits the use of acoustic cardiography in cardiovascular monitoring and in the optimization of the settings of cardiac synchronization ...
... Other advantages of Audicor® technology include the ability to continuously record simultaneous sound and ECG data over short, intermediate and long periods. This permits the use of acoustic cardiography in cardiovascular monitoring and in the optimization of the settings of cardiac synchronization ...
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... complex. A sinus or ectopic atrial rhythm develops that fires independently of the ventricles. This rhythm may be junctional (as illustrated below) or ventricular in origin. The rhythm is usually regular, but may present irregularly as a result of intermittent premature ventricular beats. Patients p ...
... complex. A sinus or ectopic atrial rhythm develops that fires independently of the ventricles. This rhythm may be junctional (as illustrated below) or ventricular in origin. The rhythm is usually regular, but may present irregularly as a result of intermittent premature ventricular beats. Patients p ...
Analysis and Interpretation of the Electrocardiogram A Self
... complex. A sinus or ectopic atrial rhythm develops that fires independently of the ventricles. This rhythm may be junctional (as illustrated below) or ventricular in origin. The rhythm is usually regular, but may present irregularly as a result of intermittent premature ventricular beats. Patients p ...
... complex. A sinus or ectopic atrial rhythm develops that fires independently of the ventricles. This rhythm may be junctional (as illustrated below) or ventricular in origin. The rhythm is usually regular, but may present irregularly as a result of intermittent premature ventricular beats. Patients p ...
CELLULAR RESPONSES OF THE MYOSIN
... assays. The cellular response to CK-0689705 was determined in adult rat ventricular myocytes isolated from Sprague-Dawley rats and rats with defined HF. Cellular contractility was quantified using edge detection and the calcium transient measured using fura-2 loaded myocytes. CK-0689705 increased co ...
... assays. The cellular response to CK-0689705 was determined in adult rat ventricular myocytes isolated from Sprague-Dawley rats and rats with defined HF. Cellular contractility was quantified using edge detection and the calcium transient measured using fura-2 loaded myocytes. CK-0689705 increased co ...
Diagnostic Approach to Palpitations
... Palpitations—sensations of a rapid or irregular heartbeat—are most often caused by cardiac arrhythmias or anxiety. Most patients with arrhythmias do not complain of palpitations. However, any arrhythmia, including sinus tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, premature ventricular contractions, or ventric ...
... Palpitations—sensations of a rapid or irregular heartbeat—are most often caused by cardiac arrhythmias or anxiety. Most patients with arrhythmias do not complain of palpitations. However, any arrhythmia, including sinus tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, premature ventricular contractions, or ventric ...
Coronary Artery Disease and Dysrhythmias
... occur up to a decade before hyperglycemia is even diagnosed. Elevated levels of circulating insulin may begin the process of atheroma formation by initiating damage to the arterial intima. Impaired insulin regulation is associated with a variety of atheromatous processes, including elevated triglyce ...
... occur up to a decade before hyperglycemia is even diagnosed. Elevated levels of circulating insulin may begin the process of atheroma formation by initiating damage to the arterial intima. Impaired insulin regulation is associated with a variety of atheromatous processes, including elevated triglyce ...
A SWIM-TEST AND ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC
... the water-polo players with ergometric tests (Dlin et al. 1984, cycle ergometer; Stromme et al. 1977 and Pavlik et al. 2001, treadmill running) were found to be unsuitable for validating the results in respect of individual game performance. Since 1983 the fitness level of the Hungarian elite water- ...
... the water-polo players with ergometric tests (Dlin et al. 1984, cycle ergometer; Stromme et al. 1977 and Pavlik et al. 2001, treadmill running) were found to be unsuitable for validating the results in respect of individual game performance. Since 1983 the fitness level of the Hungarian elite water- ...
Complex inheritance for susceptibility to sudden cardiac death
... utes of occlusion also occurs in human, but it is considered likely to be with a retarded time course. It has been proposed that during phase 1a, two different mechanisms are involved in development of arrhythmias. A reentrant excitation causes VF and VT while a non-reentrant mechanism causes prema ...
... utes of occlusion also occurs in human, but it is considered likely to be with a retarded time course. It has been proposed that during phase 1a, two different mechanisms are involved in development of arrhythmias. A reentrant excitation causes VF and VT while a non-reentrant mechanism causes prema ...
The association between coffee and ... vascular disease has been studied over the past 20 years.
... Mattioli et al., 2011). After analyzing a case of atrial tachycardia exacerbated by caffeine and after reviewing other caffeine-related arrhythmia cases, Kinugawa concluded that in certain patients, moderate caffeine consumption can produce QRS interval prolongation and shorten effective refractory ...
... Mattioli et al., 2011). After analyzing a case of atrial tachycardia exacerbated by caffeine and after reviewing other caffeine-related arrhythmia cases, Kinugawa concluded that in certain patients, moderate caffeine consumption can produce QRS interval prolongation and shorten effective refractory ...
Heart Failure: Knowledge for Effective Self-Care
... Diastolic heart failure is diagnosed by an water, increasing the volume of blood for the weak echocardiogram showing a stiff heart that has difficulty heart. It is important to take your medications regularly relaxing. When the heart cannot properly relax, it to block these signals and to make it ea ...
... Diastolic heart failure is diagnosed by an water, increasing the volume of blood for the weak echocardiogram showing a stiff heart that has difficulty heart. It is important to take your medications regularly relaxing. When the heart cannot properly relax, it to block these signals and to make it ea ...
Corrections - Computer Science
... are aligned to form helical curves (Fig. 1B). Several formal analyses (1, 2, 5–7) support the view that this alignment is mechanically optimal. Moving beyond considerations of individual fibers has proved difficult. An advantage of certain fibrous composites, such as those in plant cell walls, bone, ...
... are aligned to form helical curves (Fig. 1B). Several formal analyses (1, 2, 5–7) support the view that this alignment is mechanically optimal. Moving beyond considerations of individual fibers has proved difficult. An advantage of certain fibrous composites, such as those in plant cell walls, bone, ...
Physiological Sensing of Emotion Jennifer Healey Abstract
... The psychologist Stanley Schachter proposed a compromise between the two views saying that emotion is both cognitive and physiological in his “two-factor” theory of emotion (Schachter, 1964). In his experiments, Schachter attempted to artificially creating the physical “state” of an emotion in abse ...
... The psychologist Stanley Schachter proposed a compromise between the two views saying that emotion is both cognitive and physiological in his “two-factor” theory of emotion (Schachter, 1964). In his experiments, Schachter attempted to artificially creating the physical “state” of an emotion in abse ...
Three-Dimensional Cardiac Electrical Imaging From Intracavity
... Rational B-Splines (NURBS), which is an accurate mathematical description of 3-D geometry, in order to generate FE meshes. The FE model was obtained by meshing the integrated NURBS geometry model. The heart-torso-catheter FE model was made up of 20 423 nodes and 118 660 first-order tetrahedral eleme ...
... Rational B-Splines (NURBS), which is an accurate mathematical description of 3-D geometry, in order to generate FE meshes. The FE model was obtained by meshing the integrated NURBS geometry model. The heart-torso-catheter FE model was made up of 20 423 nodes and 118 660 first-order tetrahedral eleme ...