… However, even after the restoration of culprit vessel patency, suboptimal coronary reperfusion,
less than three according to the Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction (TIMI) score, may …

… of myocardial ischemia, time from onset of ischemia to reperfusion, potential reperfusion …
, adverse remodeling after infarction, and the microvascular no-reflow phenomenon (NRP). …

… can, therefore, occur at the same time and within the same region as no reflow caused by
prolonged ischemia and reperfusion. Clinicians have focused on reversal of these iatrogenic …

… reperfusion success, and determine the extent of the residual infarct in AMI via the no-reflow
phenomenon… coronary blockage, and the mechanism that can affect myocardial viability [95]. …

… patients following attempted reperfusion for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) despite good
epicardial coronary artery flow (1–3). This phenomenon is termed myocardial “no reflow” and …

… an effective myocardial reperfusion. This is the case of the so-called “no-reflow phenomenon”,
… perfusion to the microvasculature supplying the myocardium, generally due to thrombotic …

… no-reflow phenomenon. One of the foremost important issues associated with the no-reflow
phenomenon is the reperfusion … that patients with a long delay in reperfusion (> 6 hours) had …

… no-reflow phenomenon (NRP), the clinical manifestation of the functional and structural
alterations in the microcirculation during the ischemia–reperfusion … acute myocardial infarction. …

… myocardial ischemia followed by reperfusion. We compared the size of the zone of no-reflow
early and late after reperfusion … throughout the ischemic zone following reperfusion to look …

… Unlike the studies on myocardial infarction in patients, there are little data regarding the topic
of no-reflow in the brain of patients following reperfusion therapy for acute stroke. Attempts …