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Heart Disease FAQ
Warfarin is an oral anticoagulant used to prevent clotting in certain critical regions of the circulation.
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General Cardiology
If the cervical rib compresses the nerve root from the spinal segment supplying the heart, pain will be similar in location to that of heart attack.
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Heart Disease FAQ
Single tablet of digoxin is unlikely to cause any adverse effect in a person with otherwise normal heart and a good kidney function.
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General Cardiology
Heart muscle contraction occurs due to the sliding in of actin and myosin myofilaments so that the length of the sarcomere decreases.
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General Cardiology
Genetically determined high cholesterol also responds to low fat diet, exercise and medicines like statins. Some may need LDL apheresis.
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General Cardiology
Stroke volume is the amount of blood ejected from the ventricles into the arterial bed with each contraction.
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Heart Disease FAQ
One syndrome X is normal epicardial coronaries with recurrent anginal pain. Usually it is not a dangerous condition.
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Heart Disease FAQ
Amiodarone markedly increases effect of warfarin sodium. Amiodarone inhibits cytochrome P450 mediated metabolism of warfarin.
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Heart Disease FAQ
In dual chamber AV sequential pacing, ventricles are paced a short while after the atria, facilitating atrial help for ventricular filling.
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General Cardiology
Ezetemibe lowers blood cholesterol by inhibiting its intestinal absorption by acting on Niemann-Pick C1Like1 (NPC1L1) receptor in intestinal brush border.
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