RF

There are multiple definitions:

  1. radio frequency(English)

  2. rectus femoris(Latin)

  3. releasing factor(English)

  4. right frontal(English)

  5. rheumatic fever(English)

  6. Rosenthal fiber(English)

    • see astrocyte
  7. regurgitant fraction(English)

  8. risk factor(English)

  9. residual fraction(English)

  10. random forest(English)

  11. receptive field(English)

  12. rheumatoid factor(English)

  13. restrictive filling [pattern](English)

    • in DCM the LV distensibility is reduced because of increased intrinsic stiffness or decreased operating compliance, and LA pressure is increased. The elevated LA pressure results in an increased E velocity. The decrease in mid-to-late diastolic distensibility produces a more rapid transmitral pressure equilibration, creating a “dip-and-plateau” effect. This is characterized by short IVRT, high E velocity and short DT, and reduced A velocity. This pattern can be further stratified into “reversible” and “irreversible” subgroups with loading manipulations, resulting in incremental prognostic value
    • DCM, LA, LV, PN, DT, IVRT
    • Cardiology
    • https://doi.org…-3754-5.50026-3
  14. repeated fasting/refeeding [cycle](English)

  15. reduced-fluence(English)

  16. relapsing fever(English)

  17. replicative form(English)

  18. Rutherford stage(English)

  19. residue-free(English)

  20. regulatory factor(English)

  21. rod fracture(English)