[PDF] Top 20 Elastic properties of the aorta and factors affecting aortic stiffness in patients with

... correlated with triglycerides, fasting glucose, uric acid, hsCRP, LVMI, DT, IVRT and systolic blood pressure level, and was negatively corre- lated with HDL-cholesterol and mitral E/A ... See full document

... Functional properties of large arteries are impor- tant both for the normal function of the artery itself and for left ventricular function ...increased aortic ... See full document

... Elastic properties and wall movements of the ascending aorta can be affected by several risk factors, such as age, diabetes mellitus (DM), hypertension (HT), and ... See full document

... Bicuspid aortic valve (BAV) is the most common congenital cardiac malformation, affecting 1-2% of the population, with strong male ...BAV, and may be unaware of its ... See full document

... that the type of indication for axillary artery use may influence the operative ...planning. Patients with aortic calcification diagnosed intraoperatively most often required ... See full document

... risk factors for hospital mortality, Ogeng’o et al. [13] studied the pattern of aneurysms among young black ...Kenyan. The patients were divided into two groups: ≤ 40 years (group I) ... See full document

... During the quick crystallization of the remelted metal in tested steels dendritic cells ware ...created. The cell structure in S355NL steel was consituted by the lamellar ... See full document

... influence of aluminium (added in quantity from about ...both the alloy matrix and the shape of graphite precipitates in cast iron treated with a fixed amounts ... See full document

... household, the program caused an increase of more than 11 percentage points in the probability of attending ...increase in the estimated impact is the fact that ... See full document

... 65 patients who had severe aortic stenosis with an indication for surgery, ages 51 to 85 years, 40 of them ...women. The coronary angiography assessment resulted in two groups: ... See full document

... study, patients in all groups reported severe pain in the first ...evaluation. In the fifth evaluation, however, the majority of patients treated with ... See full document

... abdominal aortic dissection is a rare clinical disease representing only 1.3% of all ...reported in the literature. The causes of this pathology can be spontaneous, iatrogenic, ... See full document

... sensitive in determine arterial stiffness which is inversely related to the elasticity of arterial wall [14, ...increased aortic PWV has been associated with higher ... See full document

... stages of saturation depends from the introduced titanium's ...quantity. With reaction: (3) results, that 1 g titanium binds 0.25 g of carbon, which lets ...1.25 the g TiC. In ... See full document

... layer of the aorta in humans is comprised of four basic elements: elastic fibers, collagen fibers, smooth muscle cells and amorphous substance, arranged in ... See full document

... A doença de Behçet, uma vasculite sistêmica de causa desconhecida, pode ser causa de doença aneurismática da aorta em alguns portadores dessa patologia. Nós apresentamos nossa experiência com dois casos de ... See full document

... Sections with a thickness of 10 microns were performed using scalpels, from biopsies frozen at -20 ...digested in a buffer (100 mmol/L NaCl, 10 mmol/L Tris-HCl pH ...[EDTA] and 1% sodium ... See full document

... microstructures of the A356 and its Y-Ti-B-grain refined specimens are shown in Figure 6 (a)-(g) (all scale lengths are ...mm). The original A356 gravity die casting has coarse α-Al ... See full document

... discusses the possibilities of using optical measurements for defining the geometric accuracy of gear wheels casts manufactured in the rapid prototyping ...process. The ... See full document

... 45% of patients (group A 43%, group B 46%) presented at least one episode of postoperative atrial ibril- ...correlated with inci- dence of postoperative atrial ...subgroup of ... See full document