Cardiovascular morphology

Cardiovascular Morphological changes in T-U waves in leads V2 Vs have been analysed in 113 patients with and without... 

Cardiovascular ECGs intervals durations, amplitudes, and morphology Surface electrodes using noninvasive telemetry in freely moving animals or conventional recordings in restrained animals Dog Hunter et al. 186 Tattersall et al. 187 Detweiller188... 

Body shape Somite morphology Notochord morphology Tad morphology Fin morphology Heart morphology Cardiovascular function Facial structure morphology Brain morphology... 

There are several vitamin Bg-responsive inborn errors of metabolism that include (1) cases of infantile convulsions in which the apoenzyme for glutamate decarboxylase has a poor affinity for the coenzyme (2) a type of chronic anemia in which the number but not morphological abnormality of erythrocytes is improved by pyridoxine supplementation (3) xanthurenic aciduria in which affinity of the mutant kynureninase for PLP is decreased (4) primary cystathion-inuria caused by similarly defective cystathionase and (5) homocystinuria in which there is less of the normal cystathionine synthetase. In these cases increased levels (200 to lOOOmg/day) of administered vitamin Bg are required for life. Low vitamin Bg status (together with low vitamin B12 and folate status) in humans has been linked to hyperho-mocysteinemia and as an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. ... 

Bayes de Luna A, Cino J, Kotzeva A et al. New ECG criteria of inferolateral myocardial infarction assessed by contrast enhanced-cardiovascular magnetic resonance based on the morphology of QRS in VI. Eur Heart J Supl 2006b 27 871. Abstract. 

CN intoxication may result in morphological and functional adverse effects in specific organ systems or tissues as a consequence of acute or repeated exposure to CN. These include both direct adverse reactions to and lesions of the respiratory, cardiovascular and central nervous systems. Secondary toxic effects, from SCN, may occur with the thyroid gland. These organ and tissue effects are summarized below. 

Environmental hazards for health are basically due to emissions of the industrial enterprises and motor transport vehicles. In a daily life on a person as a rule acts the complex of adverse environmental factors. It results in development of pathological changes in different body systems, manifesting in functional, morphological and genetic shifts in an organism. As result ecologically or occupationally induced diseases of respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, reproductive and other systems are formed. 

LTI carbon A silicon alloyed pyrolitic carbon deposited onto a substrate at low temperature with isotropic crystal morphology. It is highly compatible with blood and used for cardiovascular implant fabrication such as artificial heart valve. 

Streeter, D.D., Jr., Gross morphology and fiber geometry of the heart, in Handbook of Physiology, Section 2 The Cardiovascular System, Chapter 4, 1, B.R.M, Ed. American Physiological Society, Bethesda, MD 1979, pp. 61-112. 

Mammalian cells and tissues reside in mechanically dynamic microenvironments in the body. Abnormal or excessive physical loads on tissues result in tissue deformation. Numerous studies have confirmed that proper mechanical stimuli applied to cells or tissues contribute to maintaining cell/tissue morphology and inducing specialized functions. Mechanical stimuli have recently been applied to regenerate functional tissues, in particular tissues for the cardiovascular system. To reconstruct functionally active SM tissues that are comparable to native tissues, the re-creation in vitro of in vivo mechano-active microenvironments may be a necessary part of the tissueengineering process. 

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