Bradycardia in acute haemorrhage

Acute bilateral suprarenal haemorrhage.

Acute bilateral suprarenal haemorrhage after infection has come to be recognized as a clinical entity only in the past fifty years. The first report on the subject was published in 1894 by Voelcker, who described the pathology ofa case. This was followed, in 1898, by reports on one case each by Batten, Andrewes, and Garrod and Drysdale. The first review of the clinical findings as seen in five ...

The acute vitreous haemorrhage.

One hundred cases of acute vitreous haemorrhage have been analysed prospectively. It was possible to identify the cause of the haemorrhage at presentation in 79% of the cases. 40% were due to retinal tears and only 6% were associated with diabetic retinopathy.

Acute fulminating intrapulmonary haemorrhage in Wegener's granulomatosis.

Bradycardia in a Man With Acute Chest Pain

Blood pressure is 80/60 mm Hg; heart rate, 50 beats per minute; and respiration rate, 26 breaths per minute. Oxygen saturation is normal, and the lung fields are clear. An ECG rhythm strip in lead II (A) shows a regular narrow QRS-complex rhythm; in addition, in this rhythm strip, the ST segment is elevated with a concave morphology. The patient is given a normal saline bolus and 1 mg of atropi...

Bradycardia-dependent bundle branch block in acute myocardial infarction.