infarct
infarction

Course, if she had an infarct and survived for hours, I'm not going to see anything.

It does not correlate with the risk of a big infarct.

The reason for his death is assumed to be a cardiac infarct.

The heart's good, no evidence of old infarcts, her coronaries clear.

When an outpatient exercise programme exists, patients can begin by about 5-6 weeks after the infarct.

Some patients become afraid of exercising because it might trigger another infarct.

The larger the initial infarct size, the greater the effect of the infusion.

Drugs that reduce infarct volume are those most likely to cause clinical benefit.

A sharp drop in blood pressure is the most frequent cause of watershed infarcts.

On gross examination, the infarct is not identifiable within the first 12 hours.

However, before help could arrive, he died of a sudden myocardial infarct.

Moreover, it could cause an infarct of the cerebellopontine angle.

This technique is the most sensitive tool to image an acute infarct.

If left untreated, it may lead to a myocardial infarct.

We studied patients who had coronary arteriography and then later an infarct.

These lesions should not be removed, as venous infarcts have been reported.

Depending upon the size of the infarct, it can also involve the facial nerve.

Question's whether she drowned or had some other fatal event like a myocardial infarct.

As a result there is dilatation of the chamber arising from the infarct region.

Later publications distinguish between "syndrome" and "infarct", based on evidence from imaging.

Brewer infarcts are a histological finding found in renal disease.

Areas of infarct or ischemic tissue will remain "cold".

Using this hypothesis, microemboli are viewed as the cause of the infarct rather than secondary events.

However new studies have shown that microembolism might also contribute to the development of deep watershed infarcts.

The addition of aspirin may improve mortality, possibly by reducing complications such as infarcts.

"An infraction away from the play is also something to look into."

Through 10 games this season, there were no serious infractions.

Most of his infractions involved running red lights, they said.

Have officials simply stopped calling some of the infractions they see?

Nick hoped most of the infractions would be small ones.

This system has its own court and way of dealing with infractions.

Police action occurred in the middle of the night, and many players were reported for several different infractions.

Eventually, we decided that it was my turn to deal with the infraction.

The two infractions came within a span of five minutes.

The force is held together through fear, with death as the only punishment for infractions.

Once any given player has reached three infractions, he is not "out."

Another 345 people were also arrested at this time for the same infraction.

The infraction kept alive a drive that led to a field goal.

But they said that usually about 3 to 6 percent of the infractions were regarded as serious.

Why was the guy willing to risk a traffic infraction that way?

A study hall infraction can also lead to loss of the ability to go home for a leave weekend.

In fact, the children are so aware of these rules that throughout the day they come up to me and other teachers to report infractions.

Others said they handled most infractions with a quick word.

Edwards has taken several players to task for various infractions.

The victory was short lived due to a rules infraction.

They would lose a draft pick the following year for the infraction.

As in the past, television viewers can still bring possible infractions to the attention of tour officials.

"But when a person's had one infraction, the church still has to love them.

Those attacks were the most serious infractions of the cease-fire.

She knew the least infraction would bring down the young man's wrath.