...or VSD. Cardiomyopathie – A condition wherein the heart becomes enlarged; this is a serious condition that may cause heart failure when not treated. Pulmonary hypertension – A condition wherein...
...life threatening heart problems for people who already have heart conditions, such as cardiomyopathie and irregular heart rhythm. Azstarys may also worsen high blood pressure. If you have a heart...
...attack, and cardiomyopathie * Evaluates the effectiveness of cardiac medications and procedures * Monitors heart health in people with pre-existing heart conditions * Assesses the risk of future heart problems...
...comprehensive views of congenital abnormalities as well as cardiac valves, making it very useful in diagnosing different types of heart diseases. Cardiomyopathie, a term that refers to various conditions involving...
...dangerous for the child to participate in sports. Most disqualifications are ruled on account of cardiac conditions, such as: Pulmonary stenosis Pulmonary vascular disease Aortic stenosis Mitral stenosis Cardiomyopathie Acute...
...risk of heart disease. Doctors may also be able to spot other common causes of cardiac arrest (myocardial infarction) like stenosis (narrowing of the cardiac arteries) or cardiomyopathie (the abnormal...
...hands and feet (acroparesthesias) * Skin rashes * Corneal clouding (whorls or opacities) * Heart disease (cardiomyopathy, arrhythmias) * Kidney disease * Stroke **Q: Diagnosis of Fabry Disease** **A:** Fabry...
...chest Rheumatic fever Endocarditis A previous heart attack Cardiomyopathie, or abnormality in the heart muscle Congenital heart defects, or heart valves that are already damaged at birth Prolonged use of...
...hypertrophic scars, and scars that cause strictures, the removal of excess unwanted scar tissue can restore the function of the injured body part. The procedure can be performed by making...
...dissipate. Other complications include: Seroma Hematoma Infection Over-correction Under-correction Hyperpigmented scars Hypertrophique or keloid scars Skin necrosis Blood loss Hypothermia DVT or thromboembolism Visceral perforation Fat embolism syndrome Acute pulmonary...
