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Meanings of myonecrosis in English
Human disease.
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Synonyms
Examples for "muscle necrosis"
Examples for "muscle necrosis"
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Secondary end points included assessments of timed function, quantitative muscle force, biomarkers for muscle necrosis, and adverse events.
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In the miscellaneous group, three cases were related to Marfan syndrome and one case was related to papillary muscle necrosis.
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In order to avoid secondary consequences of muscle necrosis, all experiments were done on muscle prior to the onset of the degenerative process (i.e.
Usage of myonecrosis in English
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Soft tissue gas gangrene with myonecrosis is a severe complication of traumatic and non-traumatic conditions with a potentially lethal outcome.
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Conclusions: Cardiac troponin I could be elevated in a number of conditions, apart from acute myocardial infarction, and could reflect myonecrosis.
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After the development of troponin assays for the detection of myonecrosis, the universal definition and classification of myocardial infarction now indicates the underlying pathophysiology.
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Results: Post-PCI myonecrosis was defined as a next-day troponin I greater than 5 times the upper limit of reference range and greater than baseline levels.
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Conclusions: Myonecrosis after percutaneous intervention is common in a high-risk referral population dominated by atheroablation and stent use.
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Translations for myonecrosis
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Myonecrosis through the time