Titlebook: Cardiomyopathies; Realisations and Exp J. F. Goodwin,E. G. J. Olsen (Consultant Histopath Book 1993 Springer-Verlag 1993 ADP-ATP-carrier.au

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Cardioplegia

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Clinical Aspectsmyocardial disorder with ventricular dilatation and reduced systolic function. In early studies [1] the diagnosis was not appreciated until congestive signs had appeared, but now, because of improved knowledge, better technology and diagnostic advances, diagnosis can be made at an earlier stage. The

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Clinical Investigation: New Approachesthe term “cardiomyopathy”, the investigation of the patient has become increasingly sophisticated. The initial classification was based on the ability of the clinician to define the anatomical structure and function following routine cardiac catheterisation including coronary arteriography. This lev

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Clinical Aspectsdisease in the absence of any identifiable cause for ventricular hypertrophy that is other heart or cardiovascular disease, such as aortic stenosis or hypertension—suggests that it certainly is a definite entity [3]. But there is no doubt that the manifestations of the disorder are protean and that

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Haemodynamic Disorders: Management and Prognosisle. The first systematic description of the condition was made by the pathologist Donald Teare in 1958 [1], from the post-mortem appearances of the hearts of 9 adolescents and young adults, 8 of whom had died suddenly. Teare drew attention to the disproportionate thickness of the interventricular se

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