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Reza N. Jazar,Hormoz Marzbaniults undergoing primary cardiac surgery commonly receive no donor blood. The change in the use of transfused blood products is the result of multiple alterations in perioperative patient management, including: (1) autologous blood salvage, (2) the acceptance of transiently reduced hemoglobin values,

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ecompensation. The triggering event may be coronary spasm or thrombosis that impairs myocardial oxygen delivery, or increase in cardiac work unmatched by the coronary circulation. Even a transient ischemic episode may lead to severe respiratory failure by precipitating a sequence of detrimental card

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Reza N. Jazar,Hormoz Marzbanicharacterized as stressful has been of long standing interest to both physiologists and psychophysiologists alike. Not only are the relationships among these events rather complex from a physiological point of view, but also from a behavioral standpoint. For example, the term stress refers to a rath

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nt that McKusick (4) described the clinical presentation in detail and, moreover, identified the syndrome as an inherited connective tissue disease. Despite the heterogeneity in the phenotypic expression of the disease, Marfan syndrome was subsequently characterized as an autosomal dominant connecti

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Reza N. Jazar,Hormoz Marzbanire divided into two superfamilies, P2X and P2Y, according to whether they are ligand-gated cation channels or are coupled to G proteins respectively. Seven P2X and at least five P2Y receptors have been cloned to date. Members of both the P2X and the P2Y receptor families are expressed by blood vesse

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aluating the velocity, direction and character of intravascular blood flow (1–3). Numerous clinical studies have repeatedly demonstrated the importance of this modality in the diagnostic evaluation of almost every type of cardiac disease from the rarest congenital disorder to the almost ubiquitous s