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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1965
Resuscitation and Cardiac Pacing:The Proceedings of a Conference Held in Glasgow, March 18th-20th, 1964, Under the Auspices of the Glasgow Post-graduate Medical Board. Edited by Gavin Shaw, George Smith, and Thomas J. Thomson. Price, $6. Pp 256, with some illustrations. F. A. Davis Co., 1914 Cherry St, Philadelphia, Pa 19103, 1965.
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Resuscitation and Cardiac Pacing:The Proceedings of a Conference Held in Glasgow, March 18th-20th, 1964, Under the Auspices of the Glasgow Post-graduate Medical Board. Edited by Gavin Shaw, George Smith, and Thomas J. Thomson. Price, $6. Pp 256, with some illustrations. F. A. Davis Co., 1914 Cherry St, Philadelphia, Pa 19103, 1965.
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Sudden cardiac death in football
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2013Football is the most popular sport worldwide and includes the largest population of sports participants, especially in the field of recreational sport. It remains controversial whether football represents a sport discipline with a particular high risk of sudden cardiac death (SCD).
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2014
Sudden cardiac death can occur after exposure to extreme stress and sometimes as a complication of acute neurologic disease. Excessive adrenergic stimulation of the heart is most likely the responsible mechanism for the majority of cases of sudden cardiac death.
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Sudden cardiac death can occur after exposure to extreme stress and sometimes as a complication of acute neurologic disease. Excessive adrenergic stimulation of the heart is most likely the responsible mechanism for the majority of cases of sudden cardiac death.
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1972
DR. WOLF: Any discussion of sudden death has to be somewhat speculative because we are examining it always after the fact. The pathologist is limited in looking for a structural explanation of what is a functional phenomenon. Sudden death implies a cessation in the delivery of oxygen to the brain, a state that can be accomplished in a variety of ways ...
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DR. WOLF: Any discussion of sudden death has to be somewhat speculative because we are examining it always after the fact. The pathologist is limited in looking for a structural explanation of what is a functional phenomenon. Sudden death implies a cessation in the delivery of oxygen to the brain, a state that can be accomplished in a variety of ways ...
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“Ecstasy” and Sudden Cardiac Death
The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1988A case of an apparently natural death in association with the use of an MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is reported. The pathophysiology of the death and the pharmacology of the drug are presented. An overview of the certification of such cases is briefly presented.
R V, Suarez, R, Riemersma
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Sudden cardiac death and obesity
Expert Review of Cardiovascular Therapy, 2014For individuals and the society as a whole, the increased risk of sudden cardiac death in obese patients is becoming a major challenge, especially since obesity prevalence has been increasing steadily around the globe. Traditional risk factors and obesity often coexist.
Benoit, Plourde +3 more
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Genetics of Sudden Cardiac Death
Current Cardiology Reports, 2011Advances in genetic testing technology have led to a proliferation of new genetic tests and accelerated developments in the field of cardiovascular genetic medicine. These advances enhance presymptomatic diagnosis and can establish a definitive molecular diagnosis for symptomatic patients at risk for sudden cardiac death.
Alon, Barsheshet +3 more
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1981
D P, Zipes, J J, Heger, E N, Prystowsky
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D P, Zipes, J J, Heger, E N, Prystowsky
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