Titlebook: Cancer and the Heart; Amar S. Kapoor (Chief of Cardiology, Clinical Asso Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Stent.agi

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Cardiac Amyloidosiswith iodine and sulfuric acid.. In 1856 Wilkes reported the results of a postmortem study of 45 patients with amyloidosis.. He emphasized the association of amyloidosis with various chronic infections and inflammatory diseases, but also observed that amyloid deposition could occur in patients withou

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Cardiac Disorders in Leukemias and Plasma-Cell Dyscrasiashtened awareness of such an entity, major advancements in diagnostic cardiology, and improved longevity of patients with acute leukemias as a result of the progress in antileukemic chemotherapy and the supportive care by blood products transfusion or antimicrobial agents with broad spectra of activi

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Anemia of Cancer and Its Cardiovascular Effectsled by closely integrated feedback circuits, and a change in the function in any one will cause compensatory adjustment in the function of the others. In the case of blood, acute reduction in the oxygen-carrying capacity will result in tissue hypoxia, vascular dilatation, and decreased peripheral va

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Hemolytic Anemias of Cancer and Cardiac Effectscount continues to be the most productive single test used for assessing the clinical status of patients with organic disease. Sooner or later nearly all malignant diseases are associated with alterations in the form and content of the blood hemoglobin, which has the simple metabolic function of del

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Malignant Superior Vena Cava Syndromerior vena cava syndrome are hemodynamic in nature and consist of edema and plethora of the face and neck, venous collateral distention of the trunk and upper extremities, and a variable degree of respiratory distress. The management of these patients requires prompt interaction among surgeons and ra

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Malignant Pericardial Effusion and Cardiac Tamponadee is clinically underestimated, especially when it is unsuspected or clinically occult.. Pericardial disease in cancer patients has become much more important and common in recent years because of widespread aggressive treatment of these patients and the increased survival as a result. The use of su

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Hemolytic Anemias of Cancer and Cardiac Effectsview of the impact of cancer approaches a detailed discussion of all nonhereditary disorders of hemoglobin. Generally the treatment of the cancer attracts the major portion of the attention of the clinician so that minor alterations in hemoglobin values usually pass unnoticed. Only when the hematolo

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Book 1986iagnosis, man­ agement, and complications of cancer of the heart and related conditions. The rapidlygrowing interest in cardiac oncology has largely been advanced through the ready availability of two-dimensional echocardiography, nuclear magnetic resonance imaging, angiocardiography, and other imag