Results: Strain was higher in normal subjects than in patients with perimyocarditis.

One hundred and twenty-six normal subjects were examined as a control group.

Patients walked with a lower preferred walking speed than the normal subjects.

We assessed whether insulin-mediated renal vasodilatation is impaired in insulin-resistant normal subjects.

However, root latency was significantly prolonged in PD patients compared to normal subjects.

Methods: Thirty-eight patients with acute perimyocarditis and 20 normal subjects underwent echocardiographic examination.

The results were compared to similar studies reported in normal subjects.

Traditionally, a gravitational distribution of pulmonary perfusion has been described in normal subjects.

All patients had an abnormal topographic pattern of potentials compared with normal subjects.

In normal subjects, these territories were well-defined and localized to the ipsilateral hemisphere.

This method can provide information on venous hemodynamics in normal subjects and pathological cases.

Two forms of BNP were measured in normal subjects and patients with essential HTN.

Moreover they showed a significant reduction of BMC and BMD compared with normal subjects.

The mean half-life in patients with renal impairment was higher than in normal subjects.

With fast movements, patients showed less improvement than normal subjects.

Compared to normal subjects, LMI was impaired in the head and neck cancer patients.