Automated cardiovascular system identification by Chen, Chun-Cheng Richard, 1977-

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Prediction of cardiovascular disease for the elderly by Ho, Bryan En Hao

“…Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death across the globe. …”
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Study on the cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment by Mon, Hnin Tun.

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Cardiovascular system modeling and simulation by Aye Aye Khaing

“…This report deals with modeling and computer simulation of the cardiovascular system. The modeling focuses on the left heart and the complete cardiovascular system modeled close to the actual heart. …”
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Flow investigation in cardiovascular system by Ng, Bernard Thiam Hock.

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Bioprinting for cardiovascular tissue engineering by Lee, Jia Min, Yeong, Wai Yee

“…The purpose of this review is to 1) highlight the prevalence of cardiovascular disease 2) identify design factors in engineering a cardiovascular tissue and describe conventional fabrication methods in achieving these engineered construct 3) discuss and analyze the role of bioprinting in engineering cardiovascular tissue…”
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Tetrahydrobiopterin in cardiovascular health and disease. by Bendall, J, Douglas, G, McNeill, E, Channon, K, Crabtree, M

“…We discuss the therapeutic potential of BH4 in cardiovascular disease states and attempt to address how this modulator of intracellular NO-redox balance may ultimately provide a powerful new treatment for many cardiovascular diseases.…”

Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging by Karamitsos, T, Neubauer, S

“…CMR also provides important prognostic data for many cardiovascular diseases. CMR is now an essential component of advanced cardiovascular imaging, and it is anticipated that its role will continue to grow in the future. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. …”

Parathyroid adenomas and cardiovascular risk. by Garcia de la Torre, N, Wass, J, Turner, H

“…Nevertheless, it remains unclear whether patients with untreated mild asymptomatic hyperparathyroidism are at risk for other complications such as increased morbidity and mortality from cardiovascular diseases. There are limited data on the incidence of cardiovascular abnormalities in mild pHPT. …”

Rivaroxaban in stable cardiovascular disease by Cahill, T, Wijesurendra, R, Casadei, B

“…A response to "Rivaroxaban with or without Aspirin in Stable Cardiovascular Disease" N Engl J Med 2017; 377:1319-1330.…”

Niacin for reduction of cardiovascular risk. by Landray, M, Haynes, R, Armitage, J

Cardiovascular abnormalities in osteogenesis imperfecta. by White, N, Winearls, C, Smith, R

The cardiovascular toxicity of antimalarial drugs by Chan, XHS

“…With increasing population-level use of antimalarials for malaria elimination, there has been renewed global interest in defining the cardiovascular toxicity of key members of this drug class to guide antimalarial choice and dosage for development and deployment.…”

Metformin and risk of cardiovascular disease. by Turner, R, Holman, R

Wnt signaling in cardiovascular physiology by Marinou, K, Christodoulides, C, Antoniades, C, Koutsilieris, M

“…Dissecting Wnt pathways involved in atherogenesis and cardiovascular disease may provide crucial insights into novel mechanisms with therapeutic potential for atherosclerosis. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.…”

Cardiovascular Risk in Asymptomatic OSA by Kohler, M, Stradling, JR

Global burden of cardiovascular disease. by Sanderson, J, Mayosi, B, Yusuf, S, Reddy, S, Hu, S, Chen, Z, Timmis, A

Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging by Karamitsos, T, Neubauer, S

“…MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) uses the magnetic properties of the hydrogen nucleus, radio waves and powerful magnets to provide high-quality still and cine images of the cardiovascular system, with and without the use of exogenous contrast (gadolinium). …”

Polypill for cardiovascular disease prevention. by Dalton, A

Cardiovascular disease and the female disadvantage by Woodward, M

“…<jats:p>Age-standardised rates of cardiovascular disease (CVD) are substantially higher in men than women. …”