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Things myocardial often describes ("myocardial ________")
- receptors
- cells
- uptake
- scintigraphy
- requirements
- defects
- increases
- infraction
- efficiency
- metabolism
- utilization
- dysfunction
- size
- depression
- stimulation
- tension
- degeneration
- balance
- imaging
- contusion
- viability
- supply
- function
- recovery
- stiffness
- infarct
- toxicity
- fibers
- demands
- failure
- excitability
- ischaemia
- muscle
- inflammation
- abnormalities
- contraction
- depressant
- stress
- infarction
- disease
- oxygenation
- biopsy
- death
- hypertrophy
- necrosis
- rupture
- wall
- perfusion
- ischemia
- images
- insufficiency
- hypoxia
- fibres
- protection
- fibrosis
- mass
- flow
- delivery
- salvage
- reperfusion
- infarcts
- consumption
- regeneration
- contractility
- irritability
- damage
- infarctions
- revascularization
- lesions
- reinfarction
- extraction
- preservation
- motion
- edema
- injury
- performance
- tissue
- cell
- involvement
- scar
- anoxia
- echocardiography
- weakness
- patients
- demand
- reserve
- relaxation
How myocardial often is described ("________ myocardial")
- regional
- uncomplicated
- occult
- pericardial
- anterior
- adverse
- canine
- lateral
- quantitative
- residual
- adequate
- mammalian
- inferior
- perioperative
- restrictive
- endocardial
- experimental
- wave
- chronic
- acute
- anteroseptal
- primary
- postoperative
- normal
- advanced
- dual
- gated
- coronary
- irreversible
- massive
- unrecognized
- transient
- focal
- cerebral
- induced
- diffuse
- direct
- isotope
- anterolateral
- stress
- tomographic
- abnormal
- ischemic
- recent
- dimensional
- segmental
- global
- post
- transmural
- existing
- postischemic
- fatal
- posterior
- recurrent
- nonfatal
- healed
- aspirin
- prior
- hepatic
- concomitant
- dynamic
- absolute
- silent
- reversible
- significant
- severe
- concurrent
- extensive
- congestive
- resultant
- previous
