Category: General Cardiology
General Cardiology
Grading of Hill's sign in aortic regurgitation: Mild AR: 20 – 40 mm Hg, Moderate AR: 40 – 60 mm Hg, Severe AR: More than 60 mm Hg.
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General Cardiology
Features of left ventricular aneurysm: The important clinical finding of a left ventricular aneurysm is a dyskinetic pulsation near the apex beat.
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General Cardiology
Biochemical markers in acute coronary syndrome: Troponin: high sensitivity and specificity, CK-MB: better re-infarction, myoglobin: for rapid diagnosis.
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General Cardiology
Medical management of unstable angina includes: antiplatelet agents, morphine for pain relief, nitroglycerine for pain relief etc.
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General Cardiology
Unstable angina - risk stratification
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General Cardiology
Differential diagnosis of prolonged chest pain
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General Cardiology
Unstable angina - precipitating factors, prognostic indicators and pathogenesis
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General Cardiology
Apple-type and pear-type obesity: Marked adverse metabolic consequences are seen with central (android or apple-type), but rarely with gluteo-femoral (gynoid or pear-type) obesity.
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General Cardiology
Effects of statins on HDL cholesterol and triglycerides
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General Cardiology
Pleiotropic effects of statins: vasodilation, antithrombotic effects, antioxidant effects, antiproliferative effects, anti-inflammatory effects and atherosclerotic plaque stabilization.
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