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Significats de chf en anglès

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The inability of the heart to pump blood at an adequate rate to fill tissue metabolic requirements or the ability to do so only at an elevated filling pressure.

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We thus get a differentiation between the smooth chorion (chorion laeve, Figure 2.273 chl) and the thickly-tufted chorion (chorion frondosum, Figure 2.273 chf).
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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This likely reflects appropriate caution with which CHF patients approach nonprescription therapies.
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Conclusions: The charges, morbidity and mortality associated with CHF patients are significant.
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Group benefits include the allocation of a high core capitalisation of CHF125m.
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Patients with CHF treated with left-ventricular assist devices exhibited a heterogeneous response.
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This study determined whether maximal exercise induces activation of cytokines in CHF.
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The Swiss franc soared to a record high versus the dollar CHF=EBS.
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Methods and results: Myocardial infarction was used to induce CHF in rats.
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Fear memory was higher among CHF rats whilst spatial learning was preserved.
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However, the mechanisms that lead to diaphragm dysfunction in CHF remain poorly understood.
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Conclusion: The proposed three-step analytical approach enhanced predictive model performance for CHF readmissions.
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Methods: Fifty-four CHF patients and 30 controls were enrolled in this prospective study.
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Aggressive intervention may decreased the likelihood of adverse events in patients with CHF.
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In patients with CHF, the response to GH therapy appears to be variable.
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Furthermore, there is an interaction between wall motion index and CHF.
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Chronic high atrial rates may cause CHF due to a rapid ventricular response.
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