Titlebook: Essential Cardiology; David Vérel Book 1973 David Vérel 1973 cardiology

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Muller’s Muscle-Conjunctival Resectionard round the blood pressure goes up as they approach any patient’s bed and falls again as they move on past it. It follows that a measurement of blood pressure may give a low reading on one occasion and a high one on another, both being ‘normal’ for the circumstances in which it was taken.

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Complications of Anorectal Surgeryvigilance aided by suitable monitoring systems. With only four minutes to restore the circulation if the heart stops, there is no time for ‘sending for the doctor’. Lives are saved by the staff on the spot knowing what to do.

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Coronary care,vigilance aided by suitable monitoring systems. With only four minutes to restore the circulation if the heart stops, there is no time for ‘sending for the doctor’. Lives are saved by the staff on the spot knowing what to do.

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Disorders of rhythm,r serious conditions. .is a common finding in children but is uncommon in adults. In this condition the rate is irregular, being alternatively faster and slower. The alteration is usually a regular one in time with respiration. It is a normal phenomenon (Fig. 11).

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the first description of permanent cardiac pacing. This is now an accepted method of treatment throughout the world. Bedside monitoring with oscilloscopes has passed from being an experimental investigation to normal ward practice. This rapid invasion has involved technicians and nursing staff in ma

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Complications in Free Flap Reconstructiontaneously in different parts of the tissue which is to become the heart. It is therefore not surprising that these septa do not always meet successfully, and so holes (defects) are left. Similarly the development of the valves may be faulty and the connections between the arteries and veins may be incorrect.

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