cardiorenal造句

• He retired last year as deputy director of the division of cardiorenal drug products.
• CardioRenal Medicine 2012 ( submitted ).
• Baldwin died at Passavant Hospital on November 10, 1929, of cardiorenal disease after a " long illness ".
• These systems are broken down into two broad categories of " hemodynamic factors " and non-hemodynamic factors or " cardiorenal connectors ".
• Survived by his wife and son, Parnell died of hypertensive cardiorenal failure on 1 September 1948 at Indooroopilly, Australia, and was cremated.
• They defined the cardiorenal syndrome as a pathophysiological condition in which combined heart and kidney dysfunction amplifies progression of failure of the individual organ, by inducing similar pathophysiological mechanisms.
• After the war Amiet studied at King's College London for a short time before he returned to Brisbane on the termination of his appointment on 30 December 1919 . On 17 December 1923 he married Agnes May Hurley at cardiorenal failure.
• "' Cardiorenal syndrome ( CRS ) "'is an umbrella term used in the medical field that defines disorders of the heart and kidneys whereby  acute or chronic dysfunction in one organ may induce acute or chronic dysfunction of the other.
• Unlike when nitroglycerin is used, the low blood pressure may not show up right away but within four or five hours _ and when it does strike, it can last longer, said Dr . Douglas Throckmorton, FDA's deputy director of cardiorenal drugs.
• Braam et al . argue that classifying the CRS based on the order in which the organs are affected and the timeframe ( acute vs chronic ) is too simplistic and without a mechanistic classification it is difficult to study CRS . They view the cardiorenal syndrome in a more holistic, integrative manner.
• Experimentally, the membrane potential at which the channels show no net movement of ions at a given chloride concentration drops significantly with the mutation, indicating altered function in situ . his manifests as a chronic salt wasting disorder similar to Bartter syndrome, as sodium reabsorption is coupled with chloride reabsorption . he salt loss results in a decrease blood volume and consequently hyperreninemia leading ( via the end product angiotensin II and aldosterone ) to increased vascular tone, heart rate, water reabsorption, and blood pressure, collectively referred to as cardiorenal syndrome.