Examples of using Hyperflow in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Signs of increased pulmonary vascular network with characteristics of hyperflow.
The clinical picture of pulmonary hyperflow with dyspnea and fatigue on exertion was observed in all cases.
Most cases described in literature concerns the right chambers,with varying degrees of pulmonary hyperflow.
In HSS, presinusoidal blockage and hyperflow resulting from splenomegaly are the determining causes of portal hypertension.
Figure 1 shows a representative CT scan of the chest of a child with congenital cardiopathy with pulmonary hyperflow.
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Pulmonary hyperflow was defined by clinical criterion alone. Pulmonary hyperflow is the hemodynamic condition in which there is an increase of blood flow to the pulmonary artery.
Between January 2000 and December 2008, 76 patients underwent PAB for treatment of various congenital heart diseases with pulmonary hyperflow.
We must consider that the population of DS with the most frequent heart disease AVSD is a hyperflow, cyanosis and, in most cases with surgical indication in the first year of life.
Below these indices eliminate the need of the varicose treatment because schistosomal portal hypertension appears to depend on hyperflow.
In theory, arterial blood hyperflow going to the hemorrhoids in higher speed leads to congestion and venous injury, which causes stasis, edema and prolapsed nipples.
A relevant question concerns the location orsegment of the pulmonary microvasculature in which there is increased impedance in situations of hyperflow.
These are high risk patients for cardiovascular decompensation, coronary ischemia,in addition to pulmonary hyperflow, favoring the development of pulmonary hypertension.
Children with acyanotic congenital cardiopathy and pulmonary hyperflow have left-to-right shunt with mixture of arterial blood from the systemic circulation with the venous blood from the pulmonary circulation.
In the Service of origin, the patient was diagnosed with cyanogenic congenital heart disease with pulmonary hyperflow and was immediately sent for surgical treatment.
Pulmonary hyperflow in patients with congenital heart disease may lead to changes in pulmonary mechanics, increased respiratory work and oxygen consumption, thus worsening heart failure.
That study was conducted with children undergoing several types of cardiac surgery andnot exclusively for hyperflow correction, as was the case in our study.
Younes et al and Bshouty et al also demonstrated that, in situations of hyperflow, the pulmonary artery occlusion pressure values are much closer to those values of the arterial component than to the venous values.
Takeuchi et alincluded in their study only children weighing less than 10 kg andalso observed an improvement in Pc after surgery for pulmonary hyperflow correction.
From February 2004 to February 2005,35 patients with congenital heart disease and pulmonary hyperflow, who had undergone corrective surgery with extracorporeal circulation, were prospectively observed.
In conclusion, our results demonstrate that impaired placental perfusion and systemic endothelial dysfunction temporarily precede the clinical manifestations of PE,which does not occur with central hyperflow.
Therefore, in this study and in situations of hyperflow, pulmonary artery occlusion pressure predominantly estimates the pulmonary capillary pressure values and cannot be used as an estimate of left atrial pressure.
The image is compatible with the diagnosis of cardiopathy that accompanies intercavitary communication-type pulmonary hyperflow, between the atria or the ventricles.
It is possible to assume that hyperflow in larger-caliber retinal arteries may, in the long term, cause structural damage in the precapillary arterioles and capillaries together with vascular resistance increase and consequent ischemia.
A considerable percentage of this population undergoes surgical correction of cardiac defects in the first two years of life to avoid the harmful consequences of persistent hyperflow on the pulmonary circulation.
Congenital cardiopathy: echocardiographic evidence of conditions that cause left-right shunt with pulmonary hyperflow, such as interatrial communication IAC, interventricular communication IVC and patent ductus arteriosus PDA.
Seventy-four percent of children 52/71 were treated surgically, butin most patients 75% surgery was palliative; 33 children 47% required drug therapy for their heart disease and 25 patients 36% had pulmonary hyperflow.
In SLEV, apart from the reduction of hyperflow, the splenectomy may serve other purposes, such as curing hypersplenism, correction of infantilism, reversion of hemolysis, decompression of neighboring organs and interruption of venovenous diversions.
The indications for intervention in preterm infants, neonates, and underweight infants<6 kg are restricted to the presence of respiratory disorder and/or heart failure due to hyperflow and not compensated by clinical treatment.
Some authors have suggested that only pulmonary hyperflow with increased PAP PAP>18 mmHg would reduce compliance after surgical correction of the hyperflow. That is, the improvement is inversely proportional to the existing PAP in the preoperative stage.
Although flow volume has not been calculated in the present study, such results allow the conclusion, in agreement with Paranaguá-Vezozzo andCerri(25), that the portal hyperflow described in the hepatosplenic form of the disease is related to the increase in diameter of the vessel, and not to the flow velocity.