Titlebook: Hemodynamics in Daily Practice; Erik Andries,Roland Stroobandt Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 hemodynamics

Comprise

怕失去钱

Cardiac transplantation,ansplantation will be the extension and optimalisation of the scarce resource of donor organs. During the last six years nearly three hundred hearttransplants have been performed in Belgium (population, 10,000,000) in five transplant centers. The overall results were comparable to the results of the International Registry.

inspired

Can ultrasound reliably predict acute rejection in heart transplant recipients?,V mass and the visualization of rejection-related structural changes in the myocardium. The advantages and disadvantages of the currently used techniques will be discussed, as well as the clinical prospects based on our experience and on recently published studies.

删减

0166-9842 practice of cardiology which was organized in Malta, April 1989. The field of cardio­ vascular medicine has undergone an extraordinary explosion of knowledge regarding the basic biology of the heart and circulation in health and disease, as well as technologic innovations for probing and assessing c

heckle

From hemodynamic principles to clinical management,utics in patients with different forms of cardiac failure. Since the advent of reliable noninvasive techniques, such as echocardiography, Dopplerechocardiography and radionuclide angiography, hemodynamic data acquisition occurred not only in the cardiac catheterization laboratory but also in a nonin

Interstellar

ablate

Proper timing of valve replacement in aortic stenosis,r. One could simply replace the valve prophylactically in anyone who had significant stenosis. Unfortunately, insertion of prosthetic valves carries a 5–10% operative risk. Following succesful surgery, one is still faced with the subsequent complications of thromboembolism, primary valve failure, an

顶点

Optimal timing of surgery for volume overload hypertrophy in mitral and aortic regurgitation,roversial issue. However, most investigators agree that it is the magnitude of left ventricular (LV) contractile abnormality in a given patient that subsequently determines clinical course. Ideally, patients should undergo surgery late enough in the natural history of their disease to justify the su

安慰

QUAIL

Effects of coronary reperfusion on left ventricular function and survival,important problems remain to be solved. First, the results of large placebocontrolled studies with different thrombolytic agents suggest that the clinical benefit (including the reduction of mortality) can hardly be explained by myocardial salvage and preservation of left ventricular function alone.