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Vibha Rani,Umesh Chand Singh Yadavcates that further assessment is indicated. This testing method combines the attributes of good predictive accuracy, easy availability, and relatively low cost. As with all testing modalities, however, its results are imperfect. Thus, understanding the principles of test interpretation in the contex

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Enrico Baciocchi,Renzo Ruzziconition in the ventricle and unless they are frequent enough to produce ventricular tachycardia, they are considered by most physicians to have little clinical significance. PVCs are, in fact, more common(10–40%) in CAD patients than in those without CAD.. The voltage and configuration of these ectopie

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Open Source Software: Source of Innovation?,ble to perform standard treadmill or bicycle exercise (.). Dobutamine induced wall motion abnormalities within the myocardium supplied by a stenosed coronary artery are thought to be provoked by increasing external cardiac work and therefore oxygen demand (.). The increments in heart rate and systol

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-94854-3n the practice of cardiology today. Although medical and surgical therapies have led to an overall decrease in mortality from acute coronary events since the 1960s., myocardial infarction (MI) remains the Ieading cause of death in the United States.. Significantly, 50% of men and 63% of women dying

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Hemani Kaushal,V.K. Jain,Subrat Karuncertain whether a mental stress test can supplement the exercise stress test in helping to identify patients with high risk of cardiac events. A number of epidemiological studies have linked severe acute emotional stresses to increases in cardiovascular deaths. On the day of the severe earthquake

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