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AURICULAR FIBRILLATION IN GOITER
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1924Recently Schoonmaker and Webb1reported a case of auricular fibrillation in a toxic adenoma of the thyroid. Because of the great improvement noted in all symptoms in this case and the rarity of this condition among our patients with goiter we thought it worth while to investigate the literature on this subject. In looking through the literature we find
E. A. Baumgartner +2 more
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Electrical Stimulation of the Greater Auricular Nerve to Reduce Postoperative Atrial Fibrillation.
Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology, 2019BACKGROUND Postoperative atrial fibrillation (POAF) occurs in up to 40% of patients undergoing cardiac surgery. Invasive stimulation of the vagal nerve previously demonstrated a reduced risk of POAF.
M. Andreas +7 more
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PATHOLOGIC CHANGES IN AURICULAR FIBRILLATION AND IN ALLIED ARRHYTHMIAS
, 1929From time to time during the past twenty years studies have been made to determine the existence of a specific lesion in auricular fibrillation, auricular flutter and paroxysmal tachycardia.
W. Yater
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, 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.
L. Wolff, P. D. White
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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.
L. Wolff, P. D. White
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TRANSIENT AURICULAR FIBRILLATION: IN A HEALTHY MAN FOLLOWING HYDROGEN SULPHID POISONING
, 1916Auricular fibrillation is now firmly established as the disturbance of the cardiac mechanism causing the absolutely irregular pulse, a very frequent clinical phenomenon and the most usual type of cardiac irregularity observed in patients with heart ...
G. Robinson
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, 1930
It is generally agreed that digitalis finds its greatest use and value in its slowing of the ventricular rate during established auricular fibrillation.
S. P. Schwartz
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It is generally agreed that digitalis finds its greatest use and value in its slowing of the ventricular rate during established auricular fibrillation.
S. P. Schwartz
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COMPLETE AND PERMANENT HEART-BLOCK FOLLOWING THE USE OF DIGITALIS IN AURICULAR FIBRILLATION
, 1912One of the commonest, as well as one of the most interesting, varieties of cardiac irregularity is that known as auricular fibrillation. In this condition the auricles, instead of contracting rhythmically, are thrown into a state of tremulousness ...
A. E. Taussig
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AURICULAR FIBRILLATION IN CHILDREN: ITS RELATION TO RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE
, 1928Incidence Clinical Classification Paroxysmal Auricular Fibrillation Terminal Auricular Fibrillation Chronic Auricular Fibrillation Comment (a) Extrinsic Factors and the Development of Auricular Fibrillation (b) Acute Rheumatic Fever and the Development ...
S. P. Schwartz, M. Weiss
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Experimental studies on auricular flutter and auricular fibrillation
American Heart Journal, 1948Abstract Injection of aconitine into the region of the head of the sinus node causes auricular tachycardia with a rate between 200 and 400 per minute. Often auricular fibrillation appears spontaneously or follows vagus stimulation. The change of the auricular tachycardia into fibrillation and vice versa, which was ofter registered, shows that the ...
David Scherf, R. Terranova, F.J. Romano
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, 1923
The object of this investigation was to determine what changes take place in the gases of the arterial and venous blood when the cardiac mechanism reverts from auricular fibrillation to the normal mechanism. There has been no report of similar studies in
H. J. Stewart
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The object of this investigation was to determine what changes take place in the gases of the arterial and venous blood when the cardiac mechanism reverts from auricular fibrillation to the normal mechanism. There has been no report of similar studies in
H. J. Stewart
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