using a small needle. It might sting or hurt a little bit when the needle goes into your arm or comes back out. But it shouldn't hurt a lot like any blood test. This part shouldn't take more than about 5 minutes.
cardiomyopathy [35], the modest placebo-subtracted effect of DPP-4i on NT-proBNP reduction we observe in CKD patients had very low statistical power, was no longer significant after adjusting for multiple testing, and is unlikely to be of any clinical meaning, as NT-proBNP is not biologically...
the result being an increase in blood volume. Perhaps the adaptation would lead to increased stroke volume from increased venous return, but that is not conjectured. However, at equilibrium, one would
As used herein, the “heart disease” has the broadest meaning used in the art, and is a general term of disease including: heart failure, which refers to a syndrome caused by failure of heart function to pump a sufficient amount of blood in circulation and includes a decrease in cardiac ...