Category: General Cardiology
General Cardiology
In chronic heart failure, sympathoadrenergic system becomes counter productive and maladaptive. Hence beta blockers are useful in the treatment.
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General Cardiology
Advantage of Fondaparinux: single daily dose and less bleeding with equal efficacy.
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General Cardiology
Role of heparin after streptokinase: prevention of coronary re-occlusion, mural thrombus formation and thromboembolism in those with atrial fibrillation.
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General Cardiology
Limitations of passive leg raising in assessing dynamic variation of TR murmur: no change in severe right heart failure as RV is already fully loaded.
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General Cardiology
Minimum gradient required for diagnosis of tricuspid stenosis: 2mm Hg.
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General Cardiology
Significant mitral stenosis can be asymptomatic when there is associated tricuspid stenosis, pulmonary hypertension or atrial septal defect.
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General Cardiology
Right ventricular function is less understood than the left ventricular function, mainly because the number of studies are much lesser.
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General Cardiology
Does statin therapy increase the chance of type 2 diabetes mellitus? Slightly increased risk of new onset type 2 diabetes mellitus noted in study.
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General Cardiology
Severe aortic stenosis with low trans valvar gradient could be due to LV dysfunction or a specific subset with normal ejection fraction.
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General Cardiology
Clinical trial phase I to IV have been defined by the United States Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) in the Code of Federal Regulations
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