10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERICARDITIC»
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pericarditic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A System of Clinical Medicine
Pericarditic sounds may, therefore, be as loud and as prolonged as valvular
sounds — a fact hitherto scarcely sufficiently ... that pericarditic sounds appear to
the attentive ear to issue from a more superficial source, are much more
extensively ...
Robert James Graves, 1843
2
Clinical Lectures on the practice of Medicine. Second ...
by most disputed altogether; pericarditic sounds, moreover, like valvular, may be
likewise accompanied by frémissement ; and, consequently, in endeavouring to
make the diagnosis between the two sets of sounds, we must seek for means of ...
Robert James Graves, John Moore NELIGAN, Armand TROUSSEAU, 1864
3
Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine
Pericarditic chest pain is typically sharp, severe, substernal pain that may radiate
to the neck, shoulders, and back, increasing with inspiration and on reclining.
Patients with pericarditis are often severely distressed and uncomfortable. A
typical ...
Eric J. Topol, Robert M. Califf, 2007
4
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
Whether, for example, the pericarditic friction sounds depend on deficient
lubrication of the pericardium, or vascular hrfgescenee, or are dependent solely
on the effusion of lymph EXPERIMENTS ON THE MOTIONS AND SOUNDS OF
THE ...
5
Nursing the Cardiac Patient
60-70%. of. pericarditic. patients. (Figure. M). (Wyatt. et. al.,. 1998). This may
progress after the initial few days into T wave inversion (Nolan et al., 1998). -
Troponin I levels may be raised in up to a third of pericarditic patients, which can
lead to ...
6
Mayo Clinic Cardiology Concise Textbook and Mayo Clinic ...
Rarely, recurrent chest pain may develop, for which more intense nonsteriodal
anti- inflammatory agents and/or colchicine (0.6 mg twice daily) should be
considered. Treatment of pericarditic pain with a steroid may lead to steroid
dependency.
Joseph G. Murphy, Margaret A. Lloyd, 2007
7
Pericardial Diseases: Clinical Diagnostic Imaging Atlas with DVD
Pericarditic pains are often precordial; some run from the trapezius ridge down
the left arm. A visceral-type pain is seen in a minority of cases of pericarditis: dull,
pressure-like, and midline substernal or epigastric pains may be difficult to ...
Stuart J. Hutchison, 2008
8
Crash Course Cardiology
Chest pain–todifferentiate betweenischaemicand pericarditic pain, for example,
establish theexact natureofthepain, whereit radiates, duration and exacerbating
factors (Fig.12.1). FIG. 12.1 Important featuresof ischaemic and pericarditic pain ...
Antonia Churchhouse, Julian O. M. Ormerod, 2013
9
Midline Medical Dictionary
779 Pericarditic for the purpose of treating cancer in that area with highly potent
drugs. Peri-. Prefix signifying around or about, "^ff % ^ if Periadenitis.
Inflammation of soft tissues surrounding the glands. Perianal. Surrounding the
anus.
10
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
In the course of the author's comments, short summary histories were given of
tive or sixother cases, in which he had observed chorea in connection with, and
apparently rising outof, pericarditic inflammation, all of which recovered under ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERICARDITIC»
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