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ADAMS-STOKES' SYNDROME, HEART BLOCK, IN ASSOCIATION WITH DIABETES MELLITUS

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1923
Adams-Stokes' syndrome is a term that has been applied to conditions characterized by a slow pulse with transient attacks of vertigo, syncope and epileptiform seizures. These symptoms are due to cerebral anemia induced by the slow action or temporary stoppage of the ventricles.
H. K. Mohler
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The Adams-Stokes syndrome during normal sinus rhythm and transient heart block. I. The effects of isuprel on patients with the Adams-Stokes syndrome during normal sinus rhythm and transient heart block.

American Heart Journal, 1959
S. P. Schwartz, L. Schwartz
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Adams-Stokes Syndrome

Postgraduate Medicine, 1971
Adams-Stokes attacks begin with a sudden change in cardiac rhythm that produces acute cerebral ischemia. The symptoms are determined by the duration of asystole, and may be difficult to differentiate from a primary neurologic seizure disorder. Careful study of routine or monitored electrocardiographic tracings often will give evidence of a cardiac ...
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Silent Storm: Ventricular Standstill Masquerading as Seizure in Adams-Stokes Syndrome

IIUM Medical Journal Malaysia
Paroxysmal ventricular standstill is one of the rarest but life-threatening cause of Adams-Stokes (A-S) syndrome. We present the case of an elderly female who experienced recurrent episodes of convulsions, described as tonic movements of all limbs ...
K. Mogan, Chan Wai Lynn, Selva Raj Shomesh Raj, Rajandran Girishraj   +3 more
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Coarctation of the aorta associated with Adams-Stokes syndrome, complete heart block and bicuspid calcareous aortic valve; report of a case.

New England Journal of Medicine, 1949
TO OUR knowledge coarctation of the aorta in association with complete heart block and Adams–Stokes syndrome has not previously been reported. The patient in the case reported below was first observed while having attacks of Adams–Stokes syndrome ...
R. J. Clark, H. Firminger
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The first-aid treatment and nursing of six Adams-Stokes syndrome children

, 2015
Objective To explore the firstaid treatments and nursing measures of children with Adams-Stokes syndrome. Methods Totally 6 data of patients with Adams-Stokes syndrome who was successfully rescued were analyzed and discussed.
Xiumin Shao, Ya-qi Ji
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ADAMS-STOKES' SYNDROME, WITH COMPLETE HEARTBLOCK, WITHOUT DESTRUCTION OF THE BUNDLE OF HIS

, 1910
That destruction of the auriculo-ventricular bundle of His in the mammalian heart will always cause heart-block has been repeatedly proved both experimentally and by numerous clinico-pathological observations within the last five years. 1 The converse of
E. Krumbhaar
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Clinical case of complete atrioventricular block complicated by Morgagni-Adams-Stokes syndrome at the prehospital stage

Pharmateca, 2023
I. Trukhanova, S.Kh. Sadreeva Sadreeva, D.S. Zinatullina Zinatullina, I.A. Polyakov Polyakov, D.P. Alcova Alcova   +4 more
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Peripartum Cardiomyopathy Complicated with Adams-Stokes Syndrome: A Case Report

Advances in Clinical Medicine, 2022
晓璐 胡
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Mechanism and treatment of A-V heart block and adams-stokes syndrome

Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases, 1960
Summary A brief resume of the underlying etiology and pathology of A-V heart block is presented. Because of their frequency and importance, the clinical features of Stokes-Adams syndrome are discussed in some detail. These include the cardiac mechanisms, the factors precipitating the episodes and the therapeutic problems involved.
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