Meanings of reentrant wave in English

The reentrant wave fronts remained stationary and rotated around these ridges as anchoring sites.

It also provides a natural anchor to the reentrant wave front, lengthening the life span of reentry.

We conclude that a critically sized anatomic obstacle converts a nonstationary meandering reentrant wave front to a stationary one.

The attachment and detachment of the reentrant wave front to and from the ridge determine "flutter-like" or "fibrillation-like" activity.

Background: There is increasing evidence that both functional reentrant wave fronts and multiple wavelets are present during ventricular fibrillation (VF).

We hypothesized that an anatomic obstacle of a suitable size prevents meandering by causing attachment of the reentrant wave front tip to the obstacle.