systemic circulation

collocation in English

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systemic
adjective
uk /sɪˈstem.ɪk/ us /sɪˈstem.ɪk/
biologyspecialized
A systemic drug, disease, or poison reaches and has an effect on the whole of a body or a plant and not just one part ...
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circulation
noun
uk /ˌsɜː.kjəˈleɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌsɝː.kjəˈleɪ.ʃən/
the process in which something such as information, money, or goods passes from one person ...
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This leaves the morphologically right ventricle to support the systemiccirculation.
However, some larvae continue their migration through the heart and lungs to the systemic circulation where they are distributed via the bloodstream to various organs.
Some authors1718 claim that the embryological origin of the morphologically right ventricle makes it less efficient in supporting the systemiccirculation.
After the initial intraatrial grafting, the atrial pressure for the systemiccirculation was high because of the obstruction at the ventricular inflow.
In these cases, depending on the cardiac defect, either the pulmonary or systemiccirculation is dependent on the patency of the arterial duct.
Determining whether the left heart is of adequate size to support the systemiccirculation is critical when selecting the best option for treatment.
The pulmonary trunk is separated from the pulmonary arteries and grafted onto the hypoplastic aorta, thus enabling the right ventricle to perfuse the systemiccirculation.
We describe two children where an atrial and arterial switch was performed to restore the left ventricle to the systemiccirculation.
It may, therefore, produce similar fistulas in the systemiccirculation.
The results showed that the exercise induced fibrinolytic genes and protein cascades both within the muscle and in the systemiccirculation.
The left ventricle is too small and, in postnatal life, the right ventricle must support the systemiccirculation.
In fact, schistosomula will be concentrated by the pulmonary, but dispersed by the systemiccirculation.
Catecholamines (which are released in massive quantities during bypass)3 produce vasoconstriction of the splanchnic vasculature to a degree similar to the systemiccirculation.
Mammary epithelial cells are continuously exposed to extracellular stimuli from surrounding epithelial cells, the stromal microenvironment and the systemiccirculation.
However, in the rat this complex persists until weaning, allowing the transfer of large immunoglobulins from maternal milk into the systemiccirculation.
In conclusion, infants with aortic stenosis and ductal dependent systemiccirculation have a worse prognosis than nonductal dependent infants.
These veins drained either via pulmonary veins (three cases), or via the left atrium (two cases), to the systemiccirculation.
Either by burrowing or via a right to left shunt in the circulation, the larvae reach the parts of the body supplied by the systemiccirculation.
With arteries shorter than 1.5 centimeters, the hazard of dislodgement of the coil into the systemiccirculation is higher, while lack of any distal stenosis may promote pulmonary embolism.
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