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cycle
(redirected from cardiac cycle)

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cycle noun age, alternation, circle, circuit, consecution, course, eon, epoch, era, flow, period, recurrence, recurring period, regular return, regglarity of recurrence, repetitiveness, revolution, rotation, round, sequence, succession
See also: annum, frequency, life, sequence, succession


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This sophisticated 3-D heart model offers more MRI/CT human heart detail with a reduced polygon count, full human heart cardiac cycle that includes cutaway interior views at great detail and two high resolution photorealistic exterior texture maps for both a lean and fatty heart derived from human heart digital photos.
It is postulated that in order for a life threatening arrhythmia to occur, the blunt trauma must come during "the electrically vulnerable" period of the cardiac cycle.
4]), which occur at specific times in the cardiac cycle as a result of abnormal cardiac mechanics.
 
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