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American Heart Journal, 1926
We desire to place on record a case of auricular fibrillation occurring in a child, aged 4 years. So far as we have been able to determine, this is the youngest patient hitherto reported. The data concerning the previous instances in which auricular fibrillation has been detected in children aged 10 years or less are recorded in the table.
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We desire to place on record a case of auricular fibrillation occurring in a child, aged 4 years. So far as we have been able to determine, this is the youngest patient hitherto reported. The data concerning the previous instances in which auricular fibrillation has been detected in children aged 10 years or less are recorded in the table.
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American Heart Journal, 1937
Various opinions exist regarding the incidence, the time of onset and the relation of auricular fibrillation to the course of hypertensive heart disease. Janeway 1 stated that of 212 deceased patients with hypertensive cardiovascular disease (nephritis included) only eight had auricular fibrillation, and of 246 living patients only two had this ...
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Various opinions exist regarding the incidence, the time of onset and the relation of auricular fibrillation to the course of hypertensive heart disease. Janeway 1 stated that of 212 deceased patients with hypertensive cardiovascular disease (nephritis included) only eight had auricular fibrillation, and of 246 living patients only two had this ...
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1925
Auricular fibrillation in childhood, although not unknown, is of rare occurrence. Only three cases of patients 10 years of age or less have been reported in the literature; two were rheumatic in origin and one followed diphtheria. In a series of 116 cases reported by Thomas Lewis, there were only four patients under 20 years of age, according to Abt.1
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Auricular fibrillation in childhood, although not unknown, is of rare occurrence. Only three cases of patients 10 years of age or less have been reported in the literature; two were rheumatic in origin and one followed diphtheria. In a series of 116 cases reported by Thomas Lewis, there were only four patients under 20 years of age, according to Abt.1
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1929
During the ten years following the introduction of quinidine 1 for the restoration of normal rhythm in cases of auricular fibrillation, ample opportunity has been afforded for the clinical and experimental study of this drug. To date more than 1,000 cases of permanent auricular fibrillation in which this treatment was used have been reported in the ...
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During the ten years following the introduction of quinidine 1 for the restoration of normal rhythm in cases of auricular fibrillation, ample opportunity has been afforded for the clinical and experimental study of this drug. To date more than 1,000 cases of permanent auricular fibrillation in which this treatment was used have been reported in the ...
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La Tunisie medicale, 2000
There is many progresses in term of comprehension of physiopathologic mechanisms and also therapeutic indications. The increase of treatment modalities need a clear strategy and an adapted choice from pharmacologic, to surgical, external electric shock, prophylactic cardiac stimulation, implantable auricular defibrillation, and ablative methods.
M R, Boujnah +4 more
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There is many progresses in term of comprehension of physiopathologic mechanisms and also therapeutic indications. The increase of treatment modalities need a clear strategy and an adapted choice from pharmacologic, to surgical, external electric shock, prophylactic cardiac stimulation, implantable auricular defibrillation, and ablative methods.
M R, Boujnah +4 more
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1914
WALTER B. JAMES, T. STUART HART
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WALTER B. JAMES, T. STUART HART
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Paroxysmal Auricular Fibrillation
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1929openaire +2 more sources
FUNCTIONAL PAROXYSMAL AURICULAR FIBRILLATION
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1946A M, MASTER, H, EICHERT
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