The effects of cardiac resynchronization treatment on autonomic functions aside from functional status in heart failure
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Autonomic nervous system in heart failure: an endless area of research/ The preserved autonomic functions may provide the asymptomatic clinical status in heart failure
Autonomic dysfunction is an important marker of prognosis in CHF and may determine the symptomatic status and the progression of heart failure in patients with reduced
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Left ventricular systolic pressure (LVSP) (a) and left ventricular end-diastolic pressure (LVEDP) (b) in isoproterenol (5 mg/ kg/day IP)-induced heart failure (ISO group) treated
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Conclusion: In patients with near normal renal functions who are undergoing elective coronary procedure, chronic usage of ACEI and ARB increases the risk of CIN.. (Anadolu
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