cardiac disease

collocation in English

meanings of cardiacand disease

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cardiac
adjective
uk /ˈkɑː.di.æk/ us /ˈkɑːr.di.æk/
of the heart or ...
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disease
noun
uk /dɪˈziːz/ us /dɪˈziːz/
(an) illness of people, animals, plants, etc., caused by infection or a failure of health rather than by ...
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Examples of cardiac disease

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Congenital cardiacdisease associated with polysplenia.
Congenital cardiacdisease associated with polysplema.
The care of children with cardiacdisease is especially emotive.
Only one patient died because of cardiacdisease.
Structural cardiacdisease was excluded by clinical examination and echocardiography.
Older patients have a high prevalence of cardiacdisease.
Anatomic factors causing respiratory distress in acyanotic congenital cardiacdisease: special reference to bronchial obstruction.
Much of the discussion above, relating to cardiacdisease, also applies in principle to respiratory disease.
In two newborns, cardiacdisease was identified during the assessment of major external anomalies.
Despite the above clinical differences, these patients were at significant risk to develop cardiacdisease.
The high mortality is due to both cardiacdisease and associated bronchomalacia.
It is more common in those with cardiacdisease and on diuretics.
No infant had evidence of cardiacdisease on a previous pediatric examination.
Of the fourteen survivors, only one is symptomatic due to cardiacdisease.
The reasons for admission were not characteristic with regard to the specific cardiacdisease.
Congenital cardiacdisease associated with polysplenia: a developmental complex of bilateral "left-sidedness".
Patients whose medical histories or physical examinations suggested chronic illness, chest deformities, cardiacdisease or respiratory disease were excluded.
Cardiacdisease is therefore a hallmark of poor prognosis, but is rarely the ultimate cause of death.
During the last 10 years, since this journal started publication, the outcomes for children with cardiacdisease have improved dramatically.
On top of this, children with cardiacdisease are accompanied by strong advocates for their care, namely their parents.
In spite of developments in management and care, congenital cardiacdisease is still a life threatening condition.
The drug has a relatively benign cardiovascular profile although experience in parturients with cardiacdisease is limited.
Despite the close association of certain constellations of cardiacdisease with splenic status, however, the association is not perfect.
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