systole

In the first place, the motions of the heart may be seen and felt much more plainly and widely than usual, drawing in the intercostal spaces at each systole. Then these motions, instead of being, as usual intercepted by the expansion of the lung in a full inspiration, are always close to the walls of the chest; for these walls, instead of, as usual rising from the heart upwards and outward at each inspiration, carry the heart with them in all their movements.

However, these discontinuities are distinguishable only during the high velocities generated during peak systole, and it can be assumed that the flow patterns generated by water glycerol correspond to blood performance.

Pressure distribution and wall shear stresses are plotted when the flow is at a maximum at the peak systole in the first and the fifth cardiac cycle.

Systole (S): the region corresponding to the image in systole.

RV function was assessed quantitatively using echocardiographic analysis as percentage of change in cavity area from end diastole to end systole in apical four chamber view.

Echocardiogram revealed left ventricular dilation (diameter of 27 mm in systole and 36 mm in diastole), LVPW thickness of 9 mm and IVS thickness of 12 mm [Figure 1]a.

Droste and Rossen trade off verse and chorus in Mourning Sound, a deceptively upbeat tune that hints at both 1960s bubble gum and kraut-rock; Droste sings,"Let love age/and watch it burn out and die," while Rossen wakes up to the sounds of"distant shots and passing trucks." Taylor has his first Grizzly Bear lead vocal in the eerie Systole, which concludes,"You know that I lost that key that promised home." Even in the era of shuffle and playlists, 'Painted Ruins' is sequenced to be heard end-to-end, slowly gathering speed and heft as it proceeds from its withdrawn, moody opener, Wasted Acres, through the splashy finale, Sky Took Hold, which deploys flutes, saxophones, a simulated horn section and a tom-tom drumbeat like a Henry Mancini movie theme, only to crumble at the end.

(2,5) Thus, at systole, IOP rises by 1.5mmHg and CSF rises by 0.5mmHg; this maintains a pressure gradient that is higher within the eye compared to posteriorly, so allowing blood to flow down the pressure gradient, that is to say, out of the eye via the central retinal vein.

A single cycle of cardiac activity can be divided into two basic phases--diastole and systole. Diastole represents the period of time when the ventricles are relaxed (not contracting).

For further evaluation, echocardiogram was done that showed appearance of trabeculations and deep intertrabecular recesses (Figure 2), blood flow from ventricular chamber into intertrabecular spaces on doppler imaging (Figure 3), systolic thickness of compacted layer less than 8 mm (Figure 3), and ratio of noncompacted to compacted layer of >2 at end of systole (Figure 3) as well as diastole (Figure 4) consistent with noncompaction.

Caption: Figure 3: (a) and (b): echocardiogram on day of admission showing the apical ballooning typical of TC in systole and diastole, respectively.