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Ramon, 64 years: Percutaneous pericardiocentesis effectively restores hemodynamic function in the majority of cases, and up to 16% of cases require surgical closure. Recurrence of nephrotic syndrome in kidney grafts of patients with congenital nephrotic syndrome of the Finnish type: role of nephrin.

Peer, 57 years: Electrical scar is defined by low-amplitude local electrograms and tissue unexcitability during high-output pacing. At left is a snapshot of the activation wavefront projected on the endocardial surface (white = activation).

Ramirez, 22 years: The activation map can also be used to catalog sites at which pacing maneuvers are performed during assessment of the tachycardia. This model postulates that activation spreads along tracts of cardiac cells in a saltatory fashion driven by the negative potential that develops in the restricted cleft space between cells when an action potential develops in the prejunctional membrane.

Yorik, 35 years: Heart failure may occur as a result of either left ventricular systolic dysfunction or diastolic dysfunction in which the left ventricle has a normal ejection fraction but impaired filling. Functional block at the center of a circuit occurs when there is block of impulses in otherwise excitable cardiac muscle.