ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN VIRAL HEPATITIS

Electrocardiographic Changes in Acute

The electrocardiographic consequences oof subenidoa rdial inffarction will find their miost evident and characteristic expression imi the acute lhas of a large lesion. Five cases of this kind are presemited here aml(l the associate(l electrocardiographic changes are described. At what level in the umyocrdiumim bttwe(mii the endocardinum and epicardiunm do the eleetrocardiographic expuessions of...

Electrocardiographic abnormalities in epidemic hepatitis.

Myocarditis has been reported in patients dying with viral hepatitis. With the increasing incidence of the disease, recognition of myocardial involvement is apparently important. The nature of the abnormalities suggested several factors including ischemia and local electrolyte disturbance of myo-cardium. The incidence of abnormalities was greater in the outpatients and in those with tachy-cardi...

Viral Hepatitis 1 VIRAL HEPATITIS

1. Distinguish among viral hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E’s virology, epidemiology, and serological response to infection and clinical manifestation. 2. Design a prophylactic and therapeutic plan identifying the risk factors associated with the transmission of viral hepatitis A, B, C, D, or E in a clinical situation. 3. Develop an appropriate prophylactic regimen for preventing viral hepatitis A, ...

Age-dependent electrocardiographic and echocardiographic changes in German Shepherd dogs

By causing numerous changes in the cardiovascular system, ageing leads to a decreased threshold for clinical manifestation of heart disease. The aim of this study was to define the existence of cardiac structural and functional changes in healthy dogs of different age. Radiographic, electrocardiographic (ECG) and echocardiographic examinations of 20 clinically healthy German Shepherd dogs were ...

Electrocardiographic changes in Reiter's syndrome.