1. Variants: or Asynergy \ (ˈ)ā- ˈsin- ər- jē \ plural asynergias or asynergies

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3. Asynclitic asynclitism asynergia asynergias asynergic asynergies asynergy asystole asystolia asystolic asystolism at At A-T AT Atabrine Atacand Atacand HCT atactic ataractic ataraxia Ataraxias ataraxic ataraxies ataraxy atavism atavistic atavistically ataxaphasia ataxia …

4. Asynergy (Thesaurus) asyndeton Asynjur

5. 1 synonym for Asynergy: asynergia

6. Of 25 patients with anterior MI, Asynergy of the AW and AS wass s present in 19, LW Asynergy in 10, PW Asynergy in 2, and IW and

7. What are synonyms for Asynergy?

8. VENTRICULAR Asynergy AND VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM

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11. Asynergy may be caused by cerebellar disorders

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15. Hemodynamically, anterior Asynergy, whether defined by Q waves or by ventriculography, was associated with more left ventricular dysfunction than was inferior Asynergy (P less than 0.01)

16. References in the ICD-10-CM Index to Diseases and Injuries applicable to the clinical term "asynergia, Asynergy" Asynergia, Asynergy - R27.8 Other lack of coordination

17. Hypernyms ("Asynergy" is a kind of): pathology (any deviation from a healthy or normal condition) Derivation: asynergic (of or relating to the state of Asynergy; lacking synergy)

18. Asynergy definition, defective coordination between parts, as muscles or limbs, that normally act in unison

19. Reversible left ventricular Asynergy, known as “takotsubo” cardiomyopathy, has been reported relatively often

20. "Asynergia, Asynergy" References in the ICD-10-CM Index to Diseases and Injuries

21. In severe cases of Asynergy, the result in the patient is decomposition of movement.

22. The ability of echocardiography to detect segmental ventricular Asynergy was evaluated in 41 patients before cardiac catheterization

23. However, a thorough survey of the literature found only one report of concomitant ventricular Asynergy and pneumothorax

24. Seventeen studies in patients with significant coronary artery disease did not exhibit left ventricular Asynergy on the ventriculogram

25. Asynergy - absence of coordination of organs or body parts that usually work together harmoniously asynergia pathology - any deviation from a

26. The relationship between left ventricular wall motion worsening (new Asynergy; newly developed or worsened Asynergy) in the affected part of old myocardial infarction during exercise two-dimensional echocardiography and the wall thickness at diastole was evaluated in 20 patients with more than 51% d …

27. Asynergy definition: defective coordination between parts, as muscles or limbs, that normally act in unison Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

28. Most repons of Asynergy are based on the subjective examina- tion of left ventriculogm, which certainly is not accurate (5)

29. Abstract Myocardial Asynergy is sometimes reversed by coronary bypass, and a noninvasive method of predicting which cases are reversible would be desirable

30. What does Asynergy mean? Defective or absent coordination between organs, muscles, limbs or joints, resulting in a loss in movement or speed

31. Asynergy , however, occasionally has been observed also in primary cardiomyopathies (2-4), even if its sig- nificance in these diseases is not well understood

32. Asynergy: ( a-sin'er-jē ), Lack of coordination among various muscle groups during the performance of complex movements, resulting in loss of skill and speed

33. The echocardiograms associated with all but one of these studies demonstrating left ventricular Asynergy had abnormal motion of some part of the interventricular septum and/or left ventricular posterior wall

34. Asynergy: 1 n absence of coordination of organs or body parts that usually work together harmoniously Synonyms: asynergia Type of: pathology any deviation from a healthy or normal condition

35. The ECG accurately predicts the site of ventricular Asynergy in patients with coronary artery disease, but only in the absence of other types of heart disease, intraventricular conduction disturbances, or ventricular hypertrophy

36. Ultrasound cardiogram (UCG) 2 months before the onset of ventricular fibrillation showed an enlarged left ventricle (left ventricular diastolic diameter/systolic diameter: 56.4 mm/42.3 mm) and a 50.9% ejection fraction without Asynergy

37. Asynergy is defective or absent co-ordination between organs, muscles, limbs or joints, resulting in a loss in movement or speed.Asynergy is most likely to occur during complex movements, where several individual muscle contractions are needed to act in unison

38. Asynergy by M-mode was defined when septal amplitude was less than 3 mm, LW or PW amplitude was less than 9 mm, % systolic thickening (% ST) of the septum was less than 17%, and % ST of the LW or PW was less than 25%