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Fibrosis
Fibrosis
Fibrosis
Fibrosis

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Fibrosis Defined

The formation of fibrous tissue. Fibrosis is caused by many factors including injury, inflammation and infection.

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ACT Gathering

Published September 6, 2008, 9:05 pm, The Capital

A Community of Transformation (ACT), in partnership with Anne Arundel Community College's open house for holistic health, will present a program from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 7 at AACC's Cade Building, Room 219, 101 College Parkway in Arnold.

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FEATURED Boatyard Bar & Grill Regatta to Benefit CRAB

Published September 5, 2008, 9:05 pm, The Capital

2nd annual Regatta to benefit CRAB, Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating. It's a family, fun regatta with Mount Gay hats and great Heineken Regatta Tees.

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Self help groups: September 2, 2008

Published September 2, 2008, 12:52 pm, Naples Daily News

 

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A-a-achoo! It's global warming

Published September 2, 2008, 1:14 am, Belleville News-Democrat

Who says global warming is nothing to sneeze at?

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Health calendar

Published September 1, 2008, 9:22 pm, Asheville Citizen-Times

CHILDBIRTH 101: A two-session class for expectant parents covering the labor and delivery process, relaxation, breathing patterns, birth options, positioning and comfort measures.

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Bird Walk

Published September 1, 2008, 9:14 pm, The Capital

Ages 16+. Search for birds in several refuge habitats on these guided hikes. Field guides and binoculars recommended

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Dad will swim Lake St. Clair to fight son's cystic fibrosis

Published September 1, 2008, 12:10 am, Detroit Free Press

Ric Geyer's swim across Lake St. Clair is a fund-raiser for cystic fibrosis, and a chance to get some attention for a deadly disease. But more than that, it's a statement: a chance for a dad to step up and say that he believes his son will live.

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American Heart Journals Publishes Results From ERATO Trial Showing Dronedarone (Multaq(R)) Improves Ventricular Rate ...

Published August 31, 2008, 11:02 pm, Thaipr.net

The ERATO study published today in the American Heart Journal demonstrated, for the first time in patients with permanent atrial fibrillation, that dronedarone (Multaq(R)) significantly reduces mean 2

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American Heart Journals Publishes Results From ERATO Trial Showing Dronedarone (Multaq(R)) Improves Ventricular Rate ...

Published August 31, 2008, 9:30 pm, CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance

The ERATO study published today in the American Heart Journal demonstrated, for the first time in patients with permanent atrial fibrillation, that dronedarone (Multaq) significantly reduces mean 24 hour ventricular rate, on top of other rate control agents.

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  • Coupling of Cardiac Electrical Activity Over Extended Distances by Fibroblasts of Cardiac Origin -- Gaudesius et al. 93 (5): 421 -- Circulation Research: Involvement of mechanical stretch in this phenomenon was excluded by showing that inserts consisting of communication- deficient HeLa cells were incapable of supporting propagation. In contrast, HeLa cells expressing connexin43 permitted impulse conduction over distances as long as 600 µm. Immunocytochem istry showed that fibroblasts and cardiomyocytes expressed connexin43 and connexin45, whereas connexin40 was absent. These results illustrate that fibroblasts of cardiac origin are capable of synchronizing electrical activity of multicellular cardiac tissue over extended distances through electrotonic interactions. This synchronizatio n is accompanied by extremely large local conduction delays, which might contribute to the generation of arrhythmias in fibrotic hearts.
  • Electrotonic Modulation of Cardiac Impulse Conduction by Myofibroblasts -- Miragoli et al. 98 (6): 801 -- Circulation Research: Myofibroblasts affected {theta} and dV/dtmax in a cell density-depend ent manner; a gradual increase of myofibroblast- to-cardiomyocy te ratios up to 7:100 caused an increase of both {theta} and dV/dtmax, which was followed by a progressive decline at higher ratios. On full coverage of the strands with myofibroblasts (ratio >20:100), {theta} fell <200 mm/s. This biphasic dependence of {theta} and dV/dtmax on myofibroblast density is reminiscent of "supernor mal conduction&quo t; and is explained by a myofibroblast density-depend ent gradual depolarization of the cardiomyocyte strands from ?78 mV to ?50 mV as measured using microelectrode recordings. These findings suggest that myofibroblasts , apart from their role in structural remodeling, might contribute to arrhythmogenes is by direct electrotonic modulation of conduction and that prevention of their appearance might represent an antiarrhythmic therapeutic target.
  • GENIALITY Diagnóstico Genético Preimplantacio nal: centro biotecnológico de I+D+i en el campo de la genética reproductiva

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