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https://www.selleckchem.com/products/ms-275.html RESULTS Twenty-eight infants with bronchiolitis and 10 healthy comparators were included. Cases with bronchiolitis showed significantly lower values of RV LS and LV LS compared to healthy comparators (LV p0.04 and RV P  less then  .001). Ten infants (36%) had a normal biventricular function, nine (32%) had LV impairment, and nine (32%) had a biventricular impairment. No significant differences were found in TR and EI ES. Infants with biventricular impairment demonstrated a significant increase in LOS (p0.04) and higher levels of respiratory support compared to the healthy comparators (P = .03). CONCLUSIONS Bronchiolitis is associated with myocardial impairment. Cardiac function is related to disease severity and outcome. © 2020 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.Therapeutic immobilization is a common treatment for the locomotor system; however, it causes loss of muscle due to disuse, leading to protein degradation and generating atrophy of muscle cells, ultimately changing functionality. In this sense, it is important for remobilization to be initiated early and performed with appropriate therapeutic strategies that enable tissue and functional recovery. One method of remobilization is physical exercise, among which whole body vibration (WBV) has been highlighted and mainly applied in people with reduced mobility. However, there are gaps on the morphological effects WBV has on muscle tissue, so in this study we analyzed the histomorphometry of the tibialis anterior muscle (TA) of Wistar rats remobilized using WBV. For the experiment, 32 male Wistar rats were used and divided into four groups (n = 8/group). Groups consisted of control (CG), immobilized (IG), immobilized and remobilized freely (FG), and immobilized and remobilized with WBV (WG). After the experimental period, the TA was collected and processed for analysis in light microscopy. When compared to the control group, significant morphological changes were observed, whic

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