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Older patients with heart failure managed in primary care versus cardiology care: a register-based study. [PDF]
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Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2010
Cardiac disease remains a significant threat to both local and deployed military populations. In this article we present several cardiac case reports which may be of educational use to the military clinician.
C J, Boos, A T, Cox
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Cardiac disease remains a significant threat to both local and deployed military populations. In this article we present several cardiac case reports which may be of educational use to the military clinician.
C J, Boos, A T, Cox
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1997
Emergency cardiac problems are a frequent and significant occurrence in the daily life of the emergency physician. The first part of this article discusses some of the pearls and pitfalls of caring for the cardiac patient ranging from treating wide-complex tachycardia and troubleshooting pacemaker malfunction to diagnosing acute myocardial infarction ...
J, Jones, M, Geninatti
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Emergency cardiac problems are a frequent and significant occurrence in the daily life of the emergency physician. The first part of this article discusses some of the pearls and pitfalls of caring for the cardiac patient ranging from treating wide-complex tachycardia and troubleshooting pacemaker malfunction to diagnosing acute myocardial infarction ...
J, Jones, M, Geninatti
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Vnitřní lékařství, 2023
The article summarizes new advances in cardiology published in 2022, which have an impact to everyday practice of not only internists and cardiologists. The administration of polypill to patients after myocardial infarction (SECURE study), early pharmacotherapy of hypertension in pregnant women with blood pressure exceeding 140/90 mmHg (CHAP study), or
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The article summarizes new advances in cardiology published in 2022, which have an impact to everyday practice of not only internists and cardiologists. The administration of polypill to patients after myocardial infarction (SECURE study), early pharmacotherapy of hypertension in pregnant women with blood pressure exceeding 140/90 mmHg (CHAP study), or
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 2010
This Update in Cardiology features 9 articles published in 2009. Topics include risk stratification, statin therapy, stable coronary disease, the acute coronary syndrome and antithrombotic therapy,...
Javier, Sanz, Valentín, Fuster
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This Update in Cardiology features 9 articles published in 2009. Topics include risk stratification, statin therapy, stable coronary disease, the acute coronary syndrome and antithrombotic therapy,...
Javier, Sanz, Valentín, Fuster
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Heart, Lung and Circulation, 2005
Nuclear cardiology has shown double digit growth yearly over the last few years and remains the second most commonly performed noninvasive cardiac imaging investigation of choice. Approximately 9 million studies performed yearly in the U.S. alone. As cardiovascular disease remains the largest healthcare problem around the world despite increasing ...
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Nuclear cardiology has shown double digit growth yearly over the last few years and remains the second most commonly performed noninvasive cardiac imaging investigation of choice. Approximately 9 million studies performed yearly in the U.S. alone. As cardiovascular disease remains the largest healthcare problem around the world despite increasing ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— The use of more precise terminology in clinical cardiology was discussed lucidly by Jules Constant, MD (240:868, 1978). However, one of Constant's suggestions was not only imprecise but was in error. The statement: "while right bundle-branch block, anterior divisional block, and first degree AV block could be called a 'partial ...
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To the Editor.— The use of more precise terminology in clinical cardiology was discussed lucidly by Jules Constant, MD (240:868, 1978). However, one of Constant's suggestions was not only imprecise but was in error. The statement: "while right bundle-branch block, anterior divisional block, and first degree AV block could be called a 'partial ...
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