Apical anterior wall ischemia
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Myocardial ischemia induced by abnormal thick-wall intramural coronary arteries, trigger factor for fibrosis and compensatory hypertrophy. Several other mechanisms have been suggested as causes of myocardial ischemia in patients with HCM (table XIX-2), but the predominant mechanism, or a general ischemic pattern was still impossible to be ...
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Reversible LV dysfunction without significant myocardial ischemia and or necrosis is the hallmark of TC, leading to significant elevation of NP. Among TC patients, the classic form of TC with basal hyperkinesis and apical ballooning appears to have higher degree of NP elevation compared to …
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Chest wall syndrome. subluxation, ribs. Psychogenic Table 6-1. The most common causes of cardiovascular problems **4 problems** Q & NB. Heart Ischemia. Angina Pectoris (temporary ischemia) - due to the fact that cardiac work cannot keep up with the demand of O2 needed. Retrosternal, across chest and to . shoulders, arms, neck, lower jaw,
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Apical systolic murmur. Arrhythmias. Differential Diagnosis. Anterior chest wall syndrome – reproducible by local pressure. Intercostals neuritis (due to herpes zoster, DM, etc) Cervical or thoracic spine disease involving the dorsal roots. Peptic ulcer. Chronic cholecystitis. Esophageal spasm. Functional GI disease. Reflux esophagitis
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Chest symmetrical with no visible pulsations, masses, heaves, or scars. No tenderness from palpation of anterior and posterior thorax. No thrills. The abdominal aorta is not enlarged to palpation and there are no bruits. Apical pulse 2+, regular, 64 B/M. Positive S1 …
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Ischemia. NSTEMI. STEMI. Anterior wall MI. Lateral wall MI. Inferior wall MI. ST changes. ST depression. ST elevation. V1-V4 ST changes. I, aVL, V5, V6 ST changes. II, III, aVF ST changes Damaged myocardium remains partially or totally depolarized, resulting in flow of current (current of injury) to adjacent myocardium when it begins repolarizing.
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When a tracheal tube with an inflated cuff is in the trachea, the anterior wall of the oesophagus is compressed. For this reason, patients with inflated tracheostomy tubes (especially highpressure cuffs) may have difficulty in swallowing. ... The apical alveoli being more larger operate on higher part of the PV curve are less compliant and ...
What is the significance of apical ischemia - What Does the Doctor …
Apical dyskinesis/aneurysm predisposes to thrombus. Can compromise pump function and cause VT. Left ventricular thrombus. Observed in 10-40% of anterior wall infarcts. Usually in LV apex. Increased risk of embolization during first 3-6 months post MI. Prevent with anticoagulation in patients with: Large anterior MI. CHF. Large apical aneurysm ...
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