Titlebook: Concise Cardiology; Martin Kaltenbach,Ronald E. Vlietstra Book 19911st edition Dr. Dietrich Steinkopff Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Darmstadt 199

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Atherosclerosis, to luminal narrowing and thus to ischemia of organs like heart, brain, kidneys or legs. As well as luminal narrowing by excessive growth of the intima and superimposed thrombosis, the disease may also affect the media and soften the arterial wall to such an extent that aneurysm formation takes plac

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Inflammatory cardiac disorders,isease is found in all age groups, as opposed to rheumatic endocarditis, which occurs predominantly in children or juveniles. Although rheumatic fever is the result of a bacterial infection, contrary to bacterial endocarditis it is not caused through direct bacterial involvement of the heart, but th

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Myocardial disease,own underlying disease. Variations in nomenclature reflect the rapid increase of knowledge in this disease category. For the hypertrophic form of myocardial disease alone there are literally dozens of different terms that have been used.

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Cardiac arrhythmias,may be documented in healthy subjects. On the other hand, they may be a manifestation of severe cardiac disease and, finally, they are the most frequent cause of sudden cardiac death. It is possible to classify them according to where they originate and also within the following four categories.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43806-1History taking has remained the richest source of information - the “key” to diagnosis - not only for internal medicine, but for all aspects of patient care. Hence, the accuracy of information provided by the history directly influences the quality of subsequent treatment.