How is ischemic heart disease diagnosed? What is alcoholic cardiomyopathy? How is a heart affected by myocardial infarction? Is cardiomyopathy genetic? How do you identify cardiac arrest? What causes hypertrophic cardiomyopathy? Is cardiomyopathy chronic?
In the coronary care unit, the ECG showed complete left bundle branch block and subacute myocardial infarction (creatine kinase 3903 U/l) was diagnosed. Because of the time delay, no thrombolysis was given but the patient received tirofiban and heparin until the next day when coronary ...
medical tests for initial diagnosis. The results obtained from the ECG heart monitor are in the form of curves. Understanding them is a bit tricky. With the help of these curves, different diseases such asheart attack(Myocardial infarction),hypertension, and other heart diseases can be diagnosed...
How many myocardial infarctions should we rule out? We used computer simulation to estimate the consequences of four admitting strategies (coronary care unit, intermediate care unit, routine ward care, or outpatient follow-up) on cost, outcome, admission threshold probabilities, and false... RL We...
SYNOPSIS: In 229 patients admitted to a medical and respiratory intensive care unit, 15% had evidence of myocardial damage based on levels of cardiac troponin I, a myocardial regulatory protein found specifically in the heart. Only one third of these patients were diagnosed as having acute myocard...
we know alcohol can make us feel good in the moment, which is why so many people enjoy it. And we also know that heavy alcohol use can cause serious health problems, like liver disease and addiction. But there’s this huge gray area when it comes to moderate alcohol use. Is it good...
Stage 2is intermediate for patients with transitional angina from stable to unstable, who have suffered a myocardial infarction at least 1.5 - 2 months ago, as well as with heart failure and hypertension without crises. Stage 3- a high degree of risk of complications. It can accommodate those...
The increasing frequency of acute angiography and revascularisation for patients with acute myocardial infarction has resulted in TTC being far more frequently diagnosed. Most common in postmenopausal women, TTC is frequently precipitated by physical or emotional stress, and after an acute phase during...
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Newly diagnosed HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM) are an important subgroup in HIV intervention. How newly diagnosed HIV-positive MSM look at HIV/AIDS is consequential and is potentially associated with their risk behaviors and mental health p