- programs. Also
common to all DCD
programs is that
death is
determined by
cardiocirculatory criteria according to
which life-support is withdrawn, an interval...
- Medulla:
dorsal nuc. of vagus. –
Autonomic dysfunction: temperature;
cardiocirculatory; respiratory. Medulla:
vestibular region. Cerebellum. – Ataxia. Dorsomedial...
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Biomedical laboratory techniques (in Italian)
Biotechnologies (in Italian)
Cardiocirculatory and
cardiovascular perfusion techniques (in Italian)
Dental hygiene...
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Coccagna G,
Piana C (1980). "Some
epidemiological data on
snoring and
cardiocirculatory disturbances". Sleep. 3 (3–4): 221–224. doi:10.1093/sleep/3.3-4.221...
- needed. In
cases of
heart failure leading to
hemodynamic collapse,
cardiocirculatory support including VA-ECMO may be required. In high fever, temperature...
- was
afterwards transported by
ambulance to San
Gerardo Hospital in
cardiocirculatory arrest because helicopter transport would have
taken longer. Salo...
-
VARESE Dental Hygiene,
VARESE Nursing, VARESE, COMO Midwifery,
VARESE Cardiocirculatory and
Cardiovascular Perfusion techniques,
VARESE Biomedical Laboratory...
- that no
meaningful amounts of
carbon monoxide are emitted. Thus,
cardiocirculatory effects caused by
carbon monoxide are not likely. However, in an experimental...
-
footballer (Independiente, Emelec,
national team) and politician,
cardiocirculatory arrest. **** Oxtoby, 80,
English footballer (Tranmere Rovers, Bolton...
- into his
private life and memories. In the
spring of 2001,
another cardiocirculatory dysfunction led to his death. All
major political representatives...
