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1 ical variables with long-term survival after pericardiectomy.
2 resolution of the disorder without requiring pericardiectomy.
3 outcome was compared in 132 patients who had pericardiectomy.
4 atients with constrictive pericarditis after pericardiectomy.
5 eed to compare steroid-sparing treatments to pericardiectomy.
6 he impact of these changes on the outcome of pericardiectomy.
7 diagnosis to recovery in patients undergoing pericardiectomy.
8  factors, and outcomes of worsening TR after pericardiectomy.
9 ion of the constrictive hemodynamics without pericardiectomy.
10 a exist on the cause-specific survival after pericardiectomy.
11 ardiac magnetic resonance examination before pericardiectomy, 35 patients with RCM, and 26 control su
12    Worsening TR severity was prevalent after pericardiectomy and had a trend toward reduced survival,
13 nts with constrictive pericarditis underwent pericardiectomy and had at least one follow-up Doppler e
14 ion of systolic and diastolic function after pericardiectomy and its relation to clinical status are
15                         Long-term results of pericardiectomy are disappointing for some patient group
16  patients with proven constriction underwent pericardiectomy at Mayo Clinic between 1993 and 1999.
17 his finding supports the recommendation that pericardiectomy be performed promptly in symptomatic pat
18        Diastolic filling abnormalities after pericardiectomy correlate well with clinical symptoms an
19 dial infarction (MI) models with and without pericardiectomy (corresponding to Tomy MI and NonTomy MI
20              Consecutive patients undergoing pericardiectomy for constrictive pericarditis without tr
21                     Long-term survival after pericardiectomy for CP is related to underlying etiology
22        A total of 163 patients who underwent pericardiectomy for CP over a 24-year period at a single
23 icular systolic and diastolic function after pericardiectomy in patients with constrictive pericardit
24  with idiopathic CP emphasizes the safety of pericardiectomy in this subgroup.
25                                              Pericardiectomy is a safe and effective treatment for po
26        A multidisciplinary evaluation before pericardiectomy is essential for optimal patient outcome
27                                              Pericardiectomy is indicated for chronic or irreversible
28  detected by cardiac magnetic resonance, and pericardiectomy leads to systolic strain improvement, wh
29 l, given the good outcomes reported, radical pericardiectomy on cardiopulmonary bypass, if feasible,
30 anics in CP; and to quantitate the effect of pericardiectomy on myocardial mechanics in CP.
31                                              Pericardiectomy resulted in the improvement of the depre
32 ell as the technical aspects of the surgery, pericardiectomy should be performed at high-volume cente
33 constriction in patients with heart failure, pericardiectomy should not be denied on the basis of nor
34                      Despite the efficacy of pericardiectomy, some patients with constrictive pericar
35  regurgitation (TR) severity may occur after pericardiectomy surgery for constrictive pericarditis pa
36 is a disabling disease, and usually requires pericardiectomy to relieve heart failure.
37                                              Pericardiectomy was equally effective in relieving sympt
38                     Eight patients underwent pericardiectomy with improvement in cardiovascular hemod