[PDF] Top 20 Proteinuria in Congenital Heart Disease: Is It a Real Problem?

... developed in 5 of 83 patients with CCHD (6%) after the age of 21 ...Nephropathy is a well known complication of congenital heart disease and the risk of developing renal impairment ... See full document

... locates in the GATA4 DNA-binding domain and can have a dual function in both nuclear import and DNA ...tion is not sufficient to inhibit the nuclear import, it may impair GATA4 protein-DNA ... See full document

... [12,32–35]. In this study, we ignored the influence of other factors and only focused on the effect of GATA4 ...the in vitro results may not precisely reflect the in vivo regulation of ANF ... See full document

... what is believed by many people, is increasing its incidence in National Hospital Centers [5], especially in the area of congenital heart disease, followed by valve ... See full document

... Congenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common congenital malformation [1] in ...fetuses. It affects eight per 1,000 live births and is more common antenatally ... See full document

... of congenital heart disease in adults is increasing and with that there is the need for a multidisciplinary team to monitor these patients ...hospital is a tertiary unit ... See full document

... cardium is still to be defined, but hetero- geneous genetic factors seem to be closely connected with this ...the heart is a trabecular net with a spongy ...the heart develops, the myocardium ... See full document

... atelectasis is difficult to reverse and it is necessary association with another method, as in the case report from Silva et ...[16], in which a child with congenital ... See full document

... observed in mice with targeted NKX2-5 disruption due to impaired cardiac looping ...identified in the NK-2 homeobox gene family, consists of two exons which encode a 324-amino-acid protein ...NKX2-5 ... See full document

... limitations in resources and study duration, this study was community-based, not pop- ulation-based; therefore, the size of study population was small, which have led to several weak- ...CHD in the whole ... See full document

... mutations in embryogenesis may be related to birth defects, cancer type, or both ...and it is not known whether the concurrence of CHD and various tumors is just a coincidence or whether they ... See full document

... advances in medical therapy, heart disease remains a leading cause of mortality and a major worldwide healthcare burden (Ebert, Diecke, Chen, & Wu, ...research in animal models ... See full document

... various congenital heart diseases with pulmonary ...of heart disease is shown in Figure 1. The main heart disease was ventricular septal defect (VSD), by ... See full document

... available in all facilities, being easily administered, and having almost no side ...PAH is not well defined, pure oxygen should not be the drug of choice in these ...oxygen is used to test ... See full document

... anxiety is always controversial because it depends on subjective measures, such as the influence of parents, the behavior of the dentist, and the reason for the dental visit ...(18). In the present ... See full document

... Congenital heart disease (CHD) is a gross structural anomaly of the heart or intrathoracic great vessels that is present at birth and manifests with actual or potential ... See full document

... CHD is a dis- ease with low prevalence and high heterogeneity regarding exercise restrictions, prognosis and result of surgical/invasive interventions, thus making it difficult to evaluate a group as a ... See full document

... elevated in patients with a single ventricle physiology. This is an interesting finding, because NT-proBNP might have its limitations in this ...subgroup. It was not elevated in ... See full document

... Fallot is the most common form of cyanotic congenital heart disease accounting for about 10% of all cases of congenital heart ...diseases. It consists of inter ventricular ... See full document

... Yet, it poses certain risks to the microcirculation. This is mainly because the capillary diameter is significantly smaller than the red cell diameter and this mismatch could cause viscosity to ... See full document