ライフサイエンスコーパス: atrial function

1 c variation, epigenetic gene regulation, and atrial function.

2 with significantly dilated LA and depressed atrial function.

3 agents, which may independently depress left atrial function.

4 or aminoguanidine reversed the depression in atrial function.

5 (CMR-FT) provides insight into all phases of atrial function.

6 nted right atrial function, and 94% had left atrial function.

7 volumetric measures of left ventricular and atrial function.

8 le tracking provides detailed information on atrial function.

9 function that enables reliable assessment of atrial function.

10 he effect of clinical factors on recovery of atrial function after cardioversion for atrial fibrillat

11 Modeling work can help evaluate left atrial function among larger patient cohorts, focusing o

12 rsion to allow for more complete recovery of atrial function and for prophylaxis should the patient r

13 ith CpcPH-LHD (n = 40) displayed poorer left atrial function and more severe right ventricular (RV) d

14 e whether a short episode of AF affects left atrial function and whether verapamil modifies this effe

15 Ninety-eight percent had documented right atrial function, and 94% had left atrial function.

16 rin is critical to normal ANP activity, left atrial function, and cardiovascular homeostasis.

17 e of HF, but longitudinal data on antecedent atrial function are lacking.

18 s attributable to, or suggestive of, altered atrial functioning are evident in Kv4.2W362F-expressing

19 The percent change from baseline of left atrial function at all time intervals as assessed by lef

20 association with the outcomes of recovery of atrial function by day 3 and day 7.

21 as significantly associated with recovery of atrial function by day 3 in bivariate and multivariate a

22 ariables had an association with recovery of atrial function by day 7.

23 ration forces, myocyte lengthening load, and atrial function, culminating in increased LV filling pre

24 Left atrial function decreased on postoperative day 3 but ret

25 Atrial function (echocardiograph-determined transmitral

26 Lack of effective mechanical atrial function (EMAF) after cardioversion of atrial fib

27 rly, there was no significant improvement in atrial function from before ablation (P=NS), and this re

28 reased left atrial volume and decreased left atrial function have long been associated with atrial fi

29 al the most significant determinants of left atrial function impairment.

30 The requirement for atrial function in developing heart is unknown.

31 Diminished atrial function in MLC2a-null embryos resulted in a numb

32 The significance of atrial function is controversial, particularly in the se

33 lethality at ED10.5-11.5, demonstrating that atrial function is essential for embryogenesis.

34 Maintaining proper atrial function is imperative in preventing arrhythmia a

35 Atrial function is regulated by a variety of intracellul

36 lower LV systolic function, and reduced left atrial function over long-term follow-up.

37 of the model include: 1) comparison of left atrial function postconversion to baseline sinus rhythm

38 Effective mechanical atrial function recovered in 68% of patients by day 3 an

39 Atrial fibrosis leads to reduced atrial function, resulting in diminished blood flow and

40 modulates muscarinic receptor inhibition of atrial function stimulated by beta(2)-ARs.

41 oup I patients took a longer time to recover atrial function than group II patients (p = 0.012).

42 ward rectifier current (IK1) led to improved atrial function (up to 27% increase in A-loop area).

43 er day for 3 weeks) on AF susceptibility and atrial function using in vivo electrophysiology, high-re

44 ntraction (MV A Peak) indicating poorer left atrial function was associated with lower retinal venula