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Selenium in cardiology and angiology
Biological Trace Element Research, 1988The effect selenium in the form of sodium selenite on central hemodynamic conditions and coronary artery flow was studied in pig hearts infarcted by a ligature of the ramus interventricularis anterior. Infusions of sodium selenite solutions at levels of 1-3 mg/kg body wt improved the survival of infarcted pigs.
H, Koehler +3 more
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Angiology, 1983
North American cardiologists, as cardiovascular subspecialists in internal medicine, deal with cardiac as well as vascular disease entities. 1 Consequently, cardiologists are also angiologists.
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North American cardiologists, as cardiovascular subspecialists in internal medicine, deal with cardiac as well as vascular disease entities. 1 Consequently, cardiologists are also angiologists.
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Medizinische Klinik (Munich, Germany : 1983), 2008
The management of vascular disease has become more and more important due to increasing evidence of the extent of peripheral arterial disease in the population and venous thromboembolism in nonsurgical patients. The treatment not only includes the therapy of the cardiovascular risk factors and the application of platelet inhibitors but also the use of ...
Holger, Lawall, Curt, Diehm
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The management of vascular disease has become more and more important due to increasing evidence of the extent of peripheral arterial disease in the population and venous thromboembolism in nonsurgical patients. The treatment not only includes the therapy of the cardiovascular risk factors and the application of platelet inhibitors but also the use of ...
Holger, Lawall, Curt, Diehm
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1980
Recent years have seen remarkable advances in diagnostic angiography. Advances in equipment have enhanced the image quality and improvement in technique allows angiography of almost any vascular area with minimal risk and discomfort for the patient. The studies exquisitely delineate the nature, site and extent of anatomical defects (1–5).
E. Zeitler, R. Grosse-Vorholt
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Recent years have seen remarkable advances in diagnostic angiography. Advances in equipment have enhanced the image quality and improvement in technique allows angiography of almost any vascular area with minimal risk and discomfort for the patient. The studies exquisitely delineate the nature, site and extent of anatomical defects (1–5).
E. Zeitler, R. Grosse-Vorholt
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1996
Part One: General Pathophysiological Considerations. Blood Flow Dynamics and Mechanics of Circulation S. Sherriff. Pathology of Atherosclerosis S. Trotter, M. Ali. Thrombosis and Thromboembolism M. Schachter. Haemorheology and Haemorheological Mechanisms M. Rampling.
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Part One: General Pathophysiological Considerations. Blood Flow Dynamics and Mechanics of Circulation S. Sherriff. Pathology of Atherosclerosis S. Trotter, M. Ali. Thrombosis and Thromboembolism M. Schachter. Haemorheology and Haemorheological Mechanisms M. Rampling.
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Organization of angiology in countries with associate societies of International Union of Angiology
International AngiologyAngiology is a multidisciplinary medical discipline, consequently in some countries multidisciplinary vascular centres were organized, which provide comprehensive management of patients with different vascular diseases. However, the organization of the care for vascular patients differs between the countries.
Pavel, Poredos +3 more
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The European journal of medicine, 1994
Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in peripheral artery occlusive disease by balloon catheters is the standard method in interventional angiology. For almost twenty years it has been recommended in the aorto-iliac region for arterial stenoses, and in the femoro-popliteal arteries for stenoses and short occlusions.
F, Mahler, D D, Do, J, Triller
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Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in peripheral artery occlusive disease by balloon catheters is the standard method in interventional angiology. For almost twenty years it has been recommended in the aorto-iliac region for arterial stenoses, and in the femoro-popliteal arteries for stenoses and short occlusions.
F, Mahler, D D, Do, J, Triller
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