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dysfunction … echocardiography was accurate for detecting reversible dysfunction after acute …

… Indeed, whatever the exact mechanism of reversible dysfunction, revascularization is … of
reversibility of chronic left ventricular ischemic dysfunction". J Am Coll Cardiol 1996; 28: 432. …

… in evaluating risk of renal dysfunction or renal dysfunction reversibility. These systematic
review and meta-analysis suggest that renal Doppler may be an accurate predictor of persistent …

… ventricular (LV) dysfunction in stable patients and its implications on the accuracy of dobutamine
… In individual patients all types of reversible and irreversible contractile dysfunction may …

… and thus may reflect transmural function more accurately than segment shortening, which …
occluded bed is not an important determinant of postischemic dysfunction, at least within the …

… echocardiography predicts reversible dysfunction and quantitates … reversible dysfunction
during the first week after acute myocardial infarction: Limitations and determinants of accuracy. …

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… multicentre study accurately delineates the presentation, management, and determinants of …

… Because dysfunctional myocardium that improves functionally after … left ventricular dysfunction
have indicated that persistent lsF-labeled deoxyglucose (FDG) uptake with PET accurately …

… Although both reversible and mild-to-moderate irreversible thallium … reversible thallium
defects may better differentiate reversible from irreversible regional left ventricular dysfunction …

… , algorithmic approach to diagnose and treat reversible causes rapidly. The three main
mechanisms of coma are structural brain lesions, diffuse neuronal dysfunction, and, rarely, …