Titlebook: Cardiology; C. F. P. Wharton,A. R. Archer Book 1986 C F. P Wharton and A Archer 1986 cardiology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06919-3stances. It is not clear to what extent the breathlessness of exertion in normal healthy subjects differs from that of organic disease, but in some cases of pathological dyspnoea there does seem a qualitative difference, for patients do describe a number of other sensations including feelings of dro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8863-8cance. The important point in management is to evaluate if a murmur is significant of an organic lesion. This evaluation becomes even more important when the patient presents with symptoms that might relate to a cardiac lesion; such symptoms as breathlessness, heart failure, syncope or angina being

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Polar Nouns and Polar Concealed QuestionsThe pain is central retrosternal squeezing or vice-like, like a weight or pressure in the chest. It may radiate to the throat or jaws; down the arms, left more frequently than right; and is provoked by exertion, particularly in cold air or after meals.

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Evelien Keizer,Elnora ten Woldee artery supplying it. It occurs following a coronary artery thrombosis on an atheromatous plaque but may rarely be due to prolonged arterial spasm. The full thickness of muscle from pericardial to endocardial surface may be involved in the resultant process of muscle necrosis, or the area may be no

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Wiltrud Mihatsch,Désirée Kleinebergn of central venous pressure, necessitates permanent measures. Any of the causes of failure mentioned in the previous chapter may go on to a chronic state, a good example of which might be the chronic congestive cardiac failure of a coronary cardiomyopathy or alcoholic cardiomyopathy. Another exampl

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Dionisios Youlatos,Jean-Pierre Gascconsidering the involvement of the three main structures or layers of the heart, namely.by such processes as infection by organisms, including viral and bacterial; involvement by primary or secondary tumours; involvement in various infiltrative diseases; by collagen diseases; and by metabolic disord

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06919-3This symptom may be defined as an unnatural awareness of the heart’s action. It may involve rate, rhythm or force. The sensation is unpleasant, often giving rise to anxiety or disquiet, and frequently leads to a consultation with the general practitioner.