Titlebook: Impact of Cardiac Surgery on the Quality of Life; Neurological and Psy Allen E. Willner,Georg Rodewald Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 199

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Introductione cerebral consequences of open heart surgery has risen considerably in recent years . . . ” This book reviews the evidence for neurological, psychological, and neuropsychological reactions to cardiac surgery.

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Denial Among Cardiac Patients with the Automatic Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillatoray have contributed to the etiology or exacerbation of coronary heart disease, have been well documented [1–9]. However, the psychological aspects among cardiac patients whose lives have been prolonged by artificial devices, e.g., the automatic implantable cardioverter defibrillator (AICD) is an area that remains relatively unexplored [10].

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The Evaluation of the Emotional Climate in the Families of Cardiac Surgery PatientsE is being used more and more with different pathologies. Here we consider the usefulness of the EE measurement in evaluating families of patients with severe coronary artery pathology, surgically treated. Environmental pressures are, in fact, distressing factors that can affect the course of such pathology.

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Psychologic Sequelae of Cardiac Valve Implantationation (both transthoracic and trans-venous), which typically results in few long-term psychiatric symptoms [2]. More recent papers have dealt with the psychological aspects of coronary artery bypass grafting, such as the persistent anxiety and depression seen in up to one-third of all patients [3, 4].