PHYSIOLOGIC PRINCIPLES OF CORONARY PERFUSION

Comparative study of myocardial perfusion SPECT and coronary angiography [Persian]

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Hematology Physiologic, Pathophysiologic, and Clinical Principles

Physiologic approach for coronary intervention

When invasively assessing coronary artery disease, the primary goal should be to determine whether the disease is causing a patient's symptoms and whether it is likely to cause future cardiac events. The presence of myocardial ischemia is our best gauge of whether a lesion is responsible for symptoms and likely to result in a future cardiac event. In the catheterization laboratory, fractional f...

Development of a physiologic ex vivo vessel perfusion system

Physiologic improvement following coronary artery bypass surgery.

In this study the effects of coronary artery bypass surgery on ventricular function were evaluated at rest by quantitative analysis of segmental wall motion on cineventriculography, and during maximal treadmill exercise by measurement of serial cardiac outputs (Fick method) with the use of indwelling pulmonary artery and radial artery catheters. The patient had single vessel coronary disease an...