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Irregularities of fetal and neonatal cardiac rhythm commonly occur, and rarely have serious consequences; however, it is important to realize that sustained tachycardias and bradycardias can lead to heart failure and hydrops fetalis. Treatment review
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Strokes are frequently devastating events with potentially fatal complications and significant disability, resulting in a major impact on the affected individual’s quality of life. It is well...
Aortic stenosis (AS) is currently the most frequent native valve disease in Europe and is most often seen in elderly patients with co-morbidities.1 Valve replacement is the definitive therapy for...
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| Mayo Clinic Study Reveals Heart Function's Effect on Exercise Capacity Mayo Clinic researchers have found that abnormalities of diastolic function -- when the heart is in its relaxation phase -- are strongly related to decreased exercise ability, particularly as patients age. Read more Patricia Pellikka, M.D., a Mayo Clinic cardiologist and lead author discusses the study. |
