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

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Cardiovascular disorders and sports,thletes is caused either by undiagnosed cardiac disease or it is due to a constitutionally large heart. In sports activities where physical exercise capacity can be correlated with cardiac size — such as in cycling, long-distance running, rowing — athletes who are born with a strong and large heart are more likely to achieve maximum performance.

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Determination of Retained Lung Dosethe electrocardiogram (Fig. 11), is the most frequently used standard cardiovascular diagnostic test. The recorded changes in field potentials from the body surface are about 100-fold smaller than the potentials recorded in the heart muscle itself, because of conduction disturbance by the air-filled lungs.

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Toxicology of Inhaled Materials is the result of a bacterial infection, contrary to bacterial endocarditis it is not caused through direct bacterial involvement of the heart, but through an inflammatory-allergic reaction of the endocardium to bacterial toxins produced by streptococcal infection in the nasopharynx.

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Inflammatory cardiac disorders, is the result of a bacterial infection, contrary to bacterial endocarditis it is not caused through direct bacterial involvement of the heart, but through an inflammatory-allergic reaction of the endocardium to bacterial toxins produced by streptococcal infection in the nasopharynx.

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Toxicokinetics of Herbal Products, of death in various countries. There are, however, marked differences between various countries. The mortality rate of coronary heart disease, for example, is much higher in the United States and Europe than it is in Asian countries (Table 1).

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Importance of cardiovascular diseases for morbidity and mortality, of death in various countries. There are, however, marked differences between various countries. The mortality rate of coronary heart disease, for example, is much higher in the United States and Europe than it is in Asian countries (Table 1).