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  • How to Get Back in Shape After a Heart Attack  By : Joseph McNamarra
    After suffering from a heart attack at the age of 35, I was instructed to get myself in better shape and here is how I did it.
  • Myocardial infarction  By :
    MI, also known as heart attack, is overwhelmingly the most important form of IHD and alone is the leading cause of death in the United States and industrialized nations. About 1.5 million individuals in the United States suffer an acute MI annually and approximately one third of them die. At least 250,000 people a year die of heart attack before they reach the hospital.
  • Valvular heart disease  By :
    Valvular involvement by disease causes stenosis, insufficiency (regurgitation), or both. Stenosis is the failure of a volve to open completely, thereby impeding forward flow Insufficiency, regurgitation, or incompetence, in contrast results from failure of a valve to close completely, thereby allowing reversed flow. These abnormalities can be either pure, when only stenosis or regurgitation is present or mixed when both stenosis and regurgitation coexist in the same valve, but one of these defects usually predominates. Dysfunction may affect a single valve (isolated disease) or multiple valves (combined disease). Functional regurgation results when a valve becomes incompetent owing to ventricular dilation, which causes the right or left ventricular papillary muscles to be pulled down and outward thereby preventing coaptation of otherwise intact leaflets during systole. Abnormalities of flow often produce abnormal heart sounds known as murmurs.
  • Hypertensive Heart Disease  By :
    Hypertensive heart disease is the response of the heart to the increased demands induced by systemic hypertentsion. Pulmonary hypertension also causes heart disease and is referred to as right sided hypertensive heart disease or corpulmonale.
  • Cardiac dysfunction  By :
    Although many disease can involve the heart and blood vessels. Cardiovascular dysfunction results from five principal mechanisms:
  • Learn the Basic Heart Anatomy  By : Barney Garcia
    The heart has always been associated with the matters of love. Come Valentine’s Day and you will encounter red hearts everywhere in all possible sizes.
  • Heart Disease  By : Barney Garcia
    Just consult any medical glossary and they will tell you that heart disease is a kind of disorder in which heart loses its abilities and its normal functioning is affected. The coronary arteries in the heart are responsible for supplying blood into the heart.
  • Heart Disease Symptoms and Prevention  By : Barney Garcia
    With heart disease on the rise in North America, it is vital to know the warning signs of heart disease before its too late - it could save your life. There are several warning signs of heart disease, and they include the following.
  • HIGH BLOOD PRESSUE - THE SILENT KILLER  By : Alan Bee
    The magnitude of the problem of high blood pressure is extremely difficult to measure reliably.
  • ATHEROSCLEROSIS: THE FATAL PLUG IN YOUR HEART  By : Alan Bee
    Almost every one of us has heard of, and known friends and relatives who have suffered from, angina, a heart attack, ischemic heart disease or a coronary.
  • HOW ATHEROMATOUS PLAQUE FORMS INSIDE YOUR HEART  By : Alan Bee
    While the exact answer is not known, there are some parts of the puzzle that have been unravelled.
  • WHY ARE CHOLESTEROL PLAQUES IN YOUR HEART DANGEROUS?  By : Alan Bee
    Why is an atheromatous plaque dangerous ?
  • HOW TO MODIFY YOUR HEART DISEASE RISK?  By : Alan Bee
    Great. You're interested in cutting your risk of heart disease. Let's get started right away.
  • HEART DISEASE - PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE  By : Alan Bee
    Heart Disease has always been a public health problem. People are living longer and are healthier than before. A ever-increasing number however will suffer from one form of heart disease or the other in their now-extended lives.



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