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Heart blockage angioplasty Ayurvedic Medicine

Heart blockage angioplasty Substitute Ayurvedic Medicine

How to Cure Heart Block By Ayurvedic Medicine :–  Heart attack the word itself is a horror और आपको मालूम ही है एक angioplasty आपरेशन आपका होता है ! angioplasty आपरेशन मे डाक्टर दिल की नली मे एक spring डालते हैं ! उसको stent कहते हैं ! और ये stent अमेरिका से आता है और [...]
April 15, 0
Cardiac Arrhythmias 2

Cardiac Arrhythmias Definitions Mechanisms and Methods for Detecting Arrhythmias

Cardiac Arrhythmias Types and Definitions Mechanisms with Methods for Diagnosis Arrhythmias   Mechanisms of arrhythmias Problems of impulse formation i.e. automaticity. Problems of impulse conduction i.e. Block I Reentry.   Methods for Detecting Arrhythmias Is to monitor the ECG, Transtelephonic monitoring, Holter monitoring, invasive ECG recordings. Transtelephonic monitoring Cardiac monitoring in which the patient uses a [...]
April 9, 0
Auscultation of the Heart 1

Cardiac Examination Auscultation of the Heart

Auscultation of the Heart In Cardiac Examination Auscultation is the most important part of examination, which provides us the most of the information about Heart condition, Functioning and many more.. The first heart sound S1 is produced by the mitral and tricuspid valve closure. The second heart sound S2 is produced by the closure of [...]
February 12, 0
Palpation of Precordium

Palpation of Precordium and Percussion of the Heart

In Cardiovascular examination the most important part are Palpation and Percussion   Palpation of Precordium The location, amplitude and character of cardiac im­pulse is noted. The normal LV apex is located in left fifth intercostal space in the midclavicular line. Normal apex is a sys­tolic outward thrust which is localized and less than 2.5 cm [...]
February 11, 0
Examination of arterial pressure pulse 1

Examination of arterial pressure pulse with Jugular Venous Pulse (JVP)

  Examination of arterial pressure pulse The arterial pulse has an anacrotic shoulder on the ascending limb and then a rounded peak, then a down­ward deflection called incisura and then the pulse wave gradually comes down. In peripheral pulses the anacrotic shoulder is not seen and incisura is replaced by dicrotic notch which is smooth. [...]
February 10, 0
Cardiovascular System 1

Examination of the Cardiovascular System

Now we are starting the series of – Cardiovascular System The general appearance should be evaluated. <!–b1db3ec7868a4a669c04fa81b506a3b1–> A patient with low cardiac output looks tired and breathless. [intlink id="225" type="post" /] A patient of pulmonary congestion / pulmonary edema is breathless and respiratory rate is increased. Central cyanosis with clubbing indicates right to left cardiac [...]
February 9, 0