Meanings of ventricular enlargement in English

Two different mechanisms of ventricular enlargement in this animal model are proposed.

Results: All animals had large anteroapical left ventricular aneurysms with massive ventricular enlargement.

Aims: To investigate the developmental correlates of ventricular enlargement.

Principally, chronic anaemia increases cardiac output and may cause left ventricular enlargement and cardiac insufficiency.

Duration of therapy in patients at high risk for death or ventricular enlargement should be indefinite.

Background: Several longitudinal studies associated excessive ventricular enlargement with poor outcome early in the course of schizophrenia.

Left ventricular enlargement, conduction system abnormalities, and elevated creatine kinase may be early markers of familial disease.

Magnetic resonance imaging obtained in one case revealed abnormally low total brain volume and unilateral ventricular enlargement.

The basal ganglia undergo a progressive atrophy due to degeneration of intrinsic neurons that results in ventricular enlargement.

Conclusions: Right ventricular enlargement on the reconstructed CT 4-CH views predicts adverse clinical events in patients with acute PE.

Results: A chest CT scan showed dilated pulmonary arteries, right ventricular enlargement and mosaic ground-glass opacities in both lungs.

Background: We investigated the prognostic role of right ventricular enlargement on multidetector-row chest CT in acute pulmonary embolism (PE).

Conclusions: Excessive ventricular enlargement in the chronic phase of schizophrenia may be specifically associated with poor functional outcome of the illness.

Conclusion: The ALVI is a more accurate and more explicitly defined marker of VV than the EI and assesses ventricular enlargement effectively.

In accordance with these findings, magnetic resonance imaging revealed less ventricular enlargement in the double mutants, partially because of more preserved corpora callosa.

Background and aims: The ventricular enlargement observed in children with chronically raised intracranial pressure (ICP) causes a secondary loss of brain tissue.