Exemplos de uso de Ischemic changes em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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No ischemic changes.
No evidence of ischemic changes.
Myocardial scintigraphy with physical exertion did not reveal any myocardial ischemic changes.
We observed transient ischemic changes on the ECG that were reproduced.
His electrocardiogram showed no ischemic changes.
At presentation, 52% of the patients had ischemic changes on the electrocardiogram, and 48% had positive troponin.
During ETT, amlodipine was more effective andsignificantly delayed the time for the appearance of the same ischemic changes.
W e describe the frequency of early ischemic changes and its relation with outcome.
Unstable angina was defined either by new onset angina at least class III CCS, progressive angina, or angina at rest,with or without ECG ischemic changes.
Honkaniemi et al. examined the expression of CypA to compare the ischemic changes with general transcriptional levels in the ST.
Exercise test on March 8, 1996, showed: maximum heart rate achieved, 139 bpm; duration of 5 min; initial BP, 150/90 mm Hg, and at peak exercise,186/100 mm Hg, with no ischemic changes.
The ESE is also able to detect ischemic changes earlier than the exercise test ET, as previously demonstrated by several studies.
Microscopic examination has shown preserved kidney structures,without embolic signs or ischemic changes in all animals studied Figure 3.
On examination we can find systolic murmur and ischemic changes lateral wall or adverse consequences from myocardial infarction on electrocardiogram ECG.
Non-ST elevation AMI, in addition to the previous laboratorial and clinical criteria,could be associated or not with ECG ischemic changes namely ST depression or T wave inversion.
Objective: e valuate the prevalence of early ischemic changes in patients with acute ischemic stroke and its relationship with functional outcome.
Class 1- Focal glomerulonephritis: 50% or more of the glomeruli are normal that is, without vasculitic lesions,without global sclerosis, although mild ischemic changes or minimal inflammatory infiltration can occur.
The analysis of ischemic changes that may occur in other ECG recordings after the baseline ECG provides valuable data to be investigated and that could predict potentially unfavorable outcomes.
In addition, in clinical trials, the exclusion of patients without ischemic changes on EKG or without an elevation in myocardial necrosis markers is usual.
To be eligible for the ICTUS trial, patients had to present positive cardiac biomarkers, and to be randomized to the GUSTO IIb trial,all the population needed to present a baseline ECG with ischemic changes.
However, hypothermia may sometimes mask potential electroencephalographic ischemic changes, delaying judicious use of internal shunt intraoperatively.
We consider that ischemic changes are dynamic and that they could have missed detection in our series of normal ECG patients due to logistic reasons, and so the 22% of patients may be over-represented.
However, it is anticipated that grafts from such donors will show ischemic changes that can result in graft dysfunction in the immediate post-transplant period.
The analysis of ischemic changes that occur in other ECG following the initial ECG, even in the absence of symptoms, is valuable information that shall be investigated and which would involve unfavorable outcomes.
Patients with known cardiac or pulmonary disease were excluded,as were those with ischemic changes in ECG ST-segment depression or elevation or fever axillary temperature>= 37.8ºC.
In patients with inflammatory myopathies, cardiovascular manifestations are characterized by electrocardiographic abnormalities, valvular heart diseases,coronary vasculitis, ischemic changes, heart failure, and myocarditis.
A similar situation was found when comparing ischemic changes on resting ECG, with a difference of 18 percentage points among men 36% vs 18% and 27 percentage points among women 33% vs 6.
Unstable angina was defined either by new onset angina at least class III CCS, progressive angina, or angina at rest,with or without ECG ischemic changes, and a negative cardiac biomarker assay.
They did not observe hypotension,bradycardia, or ischemic changes on ECG with 0.1 mg. kg, and for this reason the authors suggested that this would be the optimal dose to reduce the effects of tachycardia.
In tubes of lower caliber, cuffs will require larger volumes to achieve adequate closure,causing an increase in pressure and ischemic changes, which lead to complications especially if longer periods of intubation are required.