[PDF] Top 20 Correlation of Electrocardiographic Changes with Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Findings in Patients with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

... The patients’ inclusion criteria were: age over 18 years and diagnosis of HCM confirmed on interpretable ECG and magnetic resonance imaging performed at the Imaging Sector of the ...on ... See full document

... prevalence of crypts in HCM of ...identified in the non-hypertrophied inferior wall [24]. In our study, the prevalence of crypts was ...54%. In post-mortem studies, crypts ... See full document

... Estimation of RVEF is very important in clinical ...the findings, there was a significant correlation between LVEF and RVEF in patients with ...observed in ... See full document

... results of univariate analysis performed for the cardiac mass (CM), where we can verify that most patients remained at levels near the values unchanged at both times, the first year and the second ... See full document

... 20 patients did not have a fragmented QRS. Patients were analyzed for correlation between fragmented QRS complexes and intraventricular ...fragmentation in the resting ECG is associated ... See full document

... percent of the patients were male; 55.7% presented with cleft lip and palate, and ...presented with health ...present in 55.7%, 27.1%, 67.2%, and 24.3% of the patients, ... See full document

... days with a mercury sphyg- momanometer on the left upper limb with the patient ...intervals in the mor- ning, afternoon, and evening periods for 5 consecutive ...mean of the 3 measurements ... See full document

... frequent in patients with cardiac disease, occurring in 1/3 of the patients, raising the possibility that the syste- matic replacement of that micronutrient might ... See full document

... number of different joints making it ideal for patient ...diseases with more confidence, predict which patients have a poorer prognosis and require more aggres- sive early therapy and develop a more ... See full document

... best of our knowledge, the GLA variants ...to in- silico models Polyphen-2 and MutationTaster, ...reported in a 58-year old female with LVH, end-stage renal disease and stroke and reduced ... See full document

... occurred in both surgical and chemotherapeutic techniques, the epithelial ovarian cancer remains the leading cause of death from gynecological malignancy in the world with 5-year survival ... See full document

... review of CT and MRI images acquired from a patient with proved APID in the period between January/2010 and December/2011, which were consensually interpreted by two radi- ... See full document

... years of exposure and had moderately severe disease. All patients in this study had history of breathlessness at presentation (100%), 96% of patients had cough with sputum ... See full document

... use of angiotensin conversion enzyme inhibitors at least four months before the endomyocardial biopsy and during follow-up; normal kineto coronary angiography in the idiopathic group and in those ... See full document

... disease with different degrees of penetrance and ...components of the RAS have emerged as the potential modifier in HCM ...[14,15,45]. In RAS, renin catalyses the cleavage of AGT ... See full document

... being, in most patients, the main or most common cause of primary trigeminal neuralgia (TN), justifying microvascular decompression (MVD) as first neurosurgical ...option. In the same idea, ... See full document

... concentrations of brain metabolites, which have been widely ...differences in affected, compared to healthy, individuals could lead to the development of useful tools for evaluating the progression ... See full document

... score of 2 for the proximal segments of the brachial plexus, which in- cludes the exit passages of the nerve roots from their intervertebral foramina (C5–T1), as well as the trunks and ... See full document

... 0.000001) of the air space during induced sleep – with collapse sites within the PMP area – in the entire ...anatomical changes do not appear and cannot be diagnosed when patients are ... See full document

... study of the brachial plexuses of 20 asymptomatic adults (40 plexuses), compar- ing ultrasound and MRI in terms of their ...accuracy. In the ultrasound study, a high-frequency linear ... See full document