Titlebook: Selected Topics in Preventive Cardiology; Angelo Raineri,Jan J. Kellermann Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 Bypass.

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Prevention of Sudden Death: Selection of Patients at Risk,opriate therapy. As yet, achievement of these three goals is incomplete. Patients generally do not undergo currently available testing procedures (which are at best not totally predictive) until potential risk is heralded by some clinical event. Thus, patients with clinically silent or asymptomatic

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Asymptomatic Myocardial Ischemia in Coronary Patients with Stable Angina Pectoris,e selected 40 coronary patients with stable and typical angina. The presence of coronary artery disease and the ejection fraction were evaluated by means of angiocardiography. Dynamic electrocardiographic monitoring (DCG) was performed with bichanne1 portable recorders for three 24 hour periods at 7

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Coronary Artery Surgery: Randomized Controlled Trials Indispensable,udging its value should be equal to the standards for all other treatments. Since even under the best circumstances, surgery and anesthesia themselves impose risks on patients, however small, the standards should be no less stringent, when feasible, than for other kinds of treatment. That means that

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Surgery for Myocardial Ischemia and Complications of Myocardial Infarction, techniques were introduced, the method came into widespread use. Not until the late 1970’s, however, when coronary bypass surgery was introduced, did expansion in open-heart surgery extend to hospitals which previously had not been identified as centers for treatment of heart disease. In the year 1

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Controlling Coronary Risk Factors in the Community,l disease and, if controlled, will prevent or delay its onset. “Control,” in this context, means not only the treatment of risk factors which are already present but to prevent, if ever possible, their development.

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