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Results: There were no major acute cardiac complications after RFA.

This salutary effect is not seen with acute cardiac denervation.

Antibody-based neutralization of endogenous Hi-FGF2 may offer a prophylactic treatment against agents causing acute cardiac damage.

Therefore, cardiac exercise groups play a central role in cardiac rehabilitation long after the acute cardiac event.

ER stress in bone marrow-derived cells protected acute cardiac inflammation and injury in response to Ang II.

The comedian died last week after suffering what his wife said was an " acute cardiac event".

Of the 37 patients treated, three had early cardiac events (two myocardial infarctions and one acute cardiac failure).

Increased inflammatory stimulation or changed expression of the proteins involved in intracellular calcium transients is not involved in acute cardiac dysfunction.

These studies document that exercise can increase the risk of acute cardiac events, but that absolute risk is small for healthy individuals.

Conclusion Nearly one-fifth of youth with new-onset SLE have acute cardiac manifestations; however, use of echocardiograms at SLE diagnosis is highly variable.

How the pandemic itself and measures of social restriction affect hospital admissions due to acute cardiac events has rarely been evaluated yet.

We conclude that hu5c8 therapy is an effective approach for inhibiting acute cardiac allograft rejection in primates.

In a mouse model of Kawasaki disease, BM-derived macrophages preferentially increase during acute cardiac inflammation and selectively accumulate around major cardiac vessels.

Mechanistically, TNF is produced by the myeloid cells and triggers acute cardiac inflammation by stimulating both stromal and immune compartments of the heart.

Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) may be helpful to discriminate TTC from other acute cardiac syndromes with troponin elevation and ventricular dysfunction.

It is important as serious adverse outcomes can develop such as acute respiratory distress syndrome, acute cardiac injury, acute kidney injury and death.