Titlebook: Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly; Franz H. Messerli Book 1987Latest edition Springer-Verlag US 1987 cardiology.cardiovascular.heart d

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Sajad A. Wani,Moray J. Campbellative risk from open heart surgery [6–10]. Noninvasive diagnostic procedures such as echocardiography, radionuclide ventriculography, and more recently Doppler. echocardiography allow accurate confirmation of clinical diagnoses in most cases [11–17]. With regard to therapy, criteria based on noninva

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Luiza Borges Manna,Catherine Williamsonl writings on coronary artery disease consider the elderly to be those either beyond 65 years or beyond 70 years. Thus, for this writing, we shall use these same criteria in order to provide suitable literature citations.

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Linnea Hases,Amena Archer,Cecilia Williams potent markers of severe coronary artery disease and should prompt careful cardiac evaluation. When a single pathologic disease is present, clinical manifestations are diverse and depend on the particular expression of atherosclerosis—aneurysm formation, stenosis, and occlusion or embolism—and on i

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Nerea Gallastegui,Eva Estébanez-Perpiñásease, lung disease, and hypertension may place excessive demands on the heart, which can lead to cardiac decompensation. Direct involvement in a systemic process may be seen in some endocrine abnormalities, collagen-vascular diseases, or infiltrative processes such as amyloidosis. In this chapter w

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Ramesh Narayanan,James T. Daltonderly [1]. This is true for both men and women, despite the fact that men tend to evidence more CHD than women at any age by a ratio of 2:1. Statistics from the Framingham Heart Study show, for example, that by age 60 every fifth man will have already developed CHD (as indicated by angina pectoris,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-9925-4cardiology; cardiovascular; heart disease; vascular disease