Meanings of following heart in English

A man was prescribed the blood thinning medication Warfarin following heart surgery.

She died today from complications following heart surgery in New York.

He reportedly contracted HIV from a blood transfusion following heart surgery in 1983.

Unconfirmed reports then emerged that the North Korea leader had died following heart surgery.

As it happened, Richard Griffiths was, in fact, swept away by complications following heart surgery.

Richard Griffiths, one of Britain's most celebrated character actors, has died from complications following heart surgery.

Introduction and objectives: Data on chronic anemia following heart transplantation (HT) are scarce and contradictory.

Further controlled trials are required to determine when and how to deploy induction most effectively following heart transplantation.

Several suits have already been filed in the United States by patients or their families claiming damages following heart attacks.

It examined the importance of maintaining exercise for people who have completed rehabilitation programmes following heart attack or cardiac surgery.

Armstrong died on Saturday following heart problems that ensued after he underwent bypass surgery near his Ohio home earlier this month.

Mark Lawrenson has questioned whether Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier will ever be able to take up his post again following heart problems.

Even worse, the mortality rate following heart attacks, colorectal cancer diagnosis and hip fractures was actually higher in regions that spent more.

The Spanish actor, 58, said that, following heart problems, making Pain and Glory had helped him reassess his acting and his personal life.

Autoimmune mechanisms play an important role in the pathogenesis of allograft vasculopathy following heart transplantation, but the autoantigens involved have been only sparsely studied.

A MAN died in hospital following heart surgery after doctors had difficulty managing a tube used to help him to breathe, an inquest has heard.