'Left ventricular' diaporamas de présentation

Acute and chronic glomerulonephritis Prof. L. Martynyuk

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This program will demonstrate: 1. how to carry out an orderly cardiopulmonary assessment, and 2. how to integrate your assessment with the basic underlying pathophysiology.

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LV Architecture and Vectors of Myocardial Deformation

Basic concepts and principles of tissue velocity and strain imaging. Dr: Alaa A. Mohamed. Kacc, riyadh. LV Architecture and Vectors of Myocardial Deformation. Heart contractility is complex, has several components: Longitudinal. Radial. Circumferential. Twist and untwist.

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Cardiac Output

Cardiac Output. Which Hearts Are Healthy?. End-diastolic volume. Stroke volume. Left Ventricle Volume (ml). End-systolic volume. Stroke Volume?. A. B. C. D. E. Heart Rate (beats/min). 88. 159. 81. 70. 75. Stroke Volume (ml). 92. 100. 67. 79. 70. Cardiac Output (L/min). 8.1.

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The Cardiomyopathies

The Cardiomyopathies. Raphael Rosso M.D. group of disorders in which the dominant feature is direct involvement of the heart muscle not the result of pericardial, hypertensive, congenital, or valvular diseases

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Congestion in Heart Failure

Congestion in Heart Failure. Mihai Gheorghiade, MD Professor of Medicine Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Chicago, Illinois. Congestion in HF. Definitions. 2. Congestion in Heart Failure (HF). Clinical congestion: symptoms (dyspnea) and signs (JVD, rales, edema)

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ECG Outflow Tract VT. ??? ????????????. ??. Ventricular outflow tract VT right ventricular outflow tract septal ? anterior ? mid ? posterial ? free wall left ventricular outflow tract supra valvular (above aortic valve)

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MITRAL VALVE SURGERY AND OUTCOME IN CHRONIC MITRAL REGURGITATION

MITRAL VALVE SURGERY AND OUTCOME IN CHRONIC MITRAL REGURGITATION. BY :. ISKANDER AL-GITHMI, MD, FRCSC. Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon. Mitral Valve Anatomy-important Anatomic Relationship. ?. The functional components of the mitral valve apparatus include:. Annulus. ?. Leaflets. ?.

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Serratus Anterior m.

Trachea. Thyroid Gland. Esophagus. Scalenus Anterior m. Common Carotid a. Brachiocephalic v. Serratus Anterior m. Common Carotid a. Esophagus. Trachea. Subclavian v. Clavicle. Subclavian a. Pectoralis Major m. Cephalic v. Serratus Ant m. Brachiocephalic Trunk. Sternocleidomastoid.

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Is Expanding Heart Always Serious?

Left Ventricular Pseudo Aneurysm (LVPA) is a rare complication occurs in population that carries the risk. Clinical presentation of a large LVPA can be variable which make the diagnosis challenging. Given the high risk of death in such cases, high clinical suspicion in addition to the use of proper diagnostic modality may reduce the mortality rate & guide the management decision. Echocardiogram is considered the proper investigation tool to screen, diagnose the presence of LVPA & identify the high-risk feature of rupture. In this review will present catastrophic echocardiographic features in unusual clinical case presentation of a patient with large LV pseudo aneurysm presented with ischemic stroke & background of diabetes & hypertension. Clinical Cardiology and Cardiovascular medicine welcomes all the Hypertension articles, heart transplantation case reports, Coronary angioplasty risk and many more.

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Is Expanding Heart Always Serious?

Is Expanding Heart Always Serious? Authors: Jamilah Al Rahimi, Amin Mulji and Omid Salehian Left Ventricular Pseudo Aneurysm (LVPA) is a rare complication occurs in population that carries the risk. Clinical presentation of a large LVPA can be variable which make the diagnosis challenging. Given the high risk of death in such cases, high clinical suspicion in addition to the use of proper diagnostic modality may reduce the mortality rate & guide the management decision. Echocardiogram is considered the proper investigation tool to screen, diagnose the presence of LVPA & identify the high-risk feature of rupture. In this review will present catastrophic echocardiographic features in unusual clinical case presentation of a patient with large LV pseudo aneurysm presented with ischemic stroke & background of diabetes & hypertension. To read complete article http://edelweisspublications.com/edelweiss/article/expanding-heart-always-serious-cccm-18-109.pdf Clinical Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine accepts multi-subject approach in dealing with critical care medicine, cardiovascular medicine, Emergency medicine, surgery, heart transplantation, Coronary angioplasty and many more related topics.

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