pulmonary

Examples of pulmonic

pulmonic
And there has been no report about the prevalences of mitral, aortic and pulmonic regurgitation in neonates either.
Long term assessment of right ventricular diastolicfillingin patients with pulmonic valve stenosis successfully treated in childhood.
As far as the quality of the errors is concerned, implosives and ejectives are replaced by pulmonic stops.
The ultrasonic changes in the maturing placenta and their relation to fetal pulmonic maturity.
All pulmonic and aortic regurgitations were trivial or mild.
Two neonates with pulmonic regurgitation were followed, and one showed no regurgitation at one month.
The pulmonic-to-systemicflow ratio was calculated from the oxymetric data.
The natural history of congenital isolated pulmonic and aortic stenosis.
There were no significant differences among the four groups in die prevalence of mitral, aortic or pulmonic regurgitation (all p>0.05).
Tricuspid regurgitation was the most common regurgitation, followed by mitral and pulmonic regurgitation.
Pulmonic regurgitation was more prevalent in neonates with a patent arterial duct or patent oval foramen.
The prevalence of pulmonic regurgitation was lower between 49-72 hours, and aortic regurgitation all occurred within 72 hours.
In a pulmonic egressive airstream mechanism, a coronal and a velar closure cannot be formed simultaneously.
An egressive pulmonic airstream creates different aerodynamic conditions before and after the arrest phases of a plosive.
Across all categories of pulmonic stops (voiceless aspirated, voiced, murmured voiced) the coronals show the highest degree of error.
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