Meanings of cardiac chambers in English

The four cardiac chambers were observed in their real shape and size.

These data suggest that ANP may dilate the cardiac chambers in humans.

We believe that both agents are suitable for radionuclide imaging of the cardiac chambers.

In healthy animals, echocardiographically distinct endocardial sites in right and left cardiac chambers were targeted for ablation.

This is the heart, though I can't make out the separate cardiac chambers. He indicated the abdomen.

They provide accurate information about ventricular function but fail to adequately measure cardiac chambers or assess valve function.

Aims: Spontaneous echo contrast (SEC) within the cardiac chambers has been associated with increased risk of thromboembolism.

In the best septal left anterior oblique projection, a large photopenic "halo" surrounded the cardiac chambers, mimicking a pericardial effusion.

Permanent cardiac pacing in pediatric patients presents challenges related to small patient size, complex anatomy, electrophysiologic abnormalities, and limited access to cardiac chambers.

We report that PP2A subunits are selectively regulated between human and animal models, across cardiac chambers, and even within specific cardiac cell types.

Results: There were no differences between the groups for diastolic blood pressure, dimensions of cardiac chambers and ventricular systolic and diastolic function indexes.

The regionalization of cardiac myosin heavy chain expression distinguishes the cardiac chambers at this stage, although they are not morphologically delineated until 36 hours.

Images were visually evaluated by independent readers to determine the presence of radiotracer accumulation or late gadolinium enhancement-positive areas at the level of cardiac chambers.