...in the wall of the cœur while some are glass or wood debris penetrating the cœur due to accidents. Meanwhile, du sang clots in the cœur can originate or settle in...
...valve leaks resulting in du sang flowing back to the cœur S'ils ne sont pas traités, les problèmes de valve aortique peuvent éventuellement conduire à cœur failure. Thus, doctors usually recommend valve replacement following diagnosis...
...chest Rheumatic fever Endocarditis A previous cœur attack Cardiomyopathy, or abnormality in the cœur muscle Congenital cœur defects, or cœur valves that are already damaged at birth Prolonged use of...
...du sang flow to the cœur is temporarily blocked. UAP is a serious medical condition that can lead to a cœur attack if left untreated. **Q: What are the symptoms of...
...heart valves. Bacterial endocarditis (IE) is caused predominantly by bacteria. Fungal endocarditis is a much rarer type, most commonly associated with immunocompromised patients. **Keywords:** Endocarditis, Cœur Infection, Cœur Lining, Cœur...
...to a range of complications, including: * Heart disease * Stroke * Kidney disease * Eye damage * Dementia **Treatment Options:** * Treatment focuses on lowering du sang...
...abnormal cœurbeats or arrhythmia. The natural electrical impulses of the cœur are generated by the sinoatrial node. These impulses, in turn, stimulate the myocardium or cœur muscles and allow the...
...with Salmonella bacteria * **Contact with infected animals:** Touching or petting infected animals and not washing hands properly **Diagnosis of Salmonella Infection:** * Stool sample test * Blood test **Treatment...
...in the du sang (hypoalbuminemia) and abnormal fluid retention (edema). **Causes** Nephrotic syndrome can have several causes, including: * **Primary (idiopathic)**: No underlying cause can be identified. * **Secondary**: Caused by...
...arrhythmia is a cœur disorder characterised by either too slow (bradycardia) or too fast (tachycardia) cœurbeats. These are caused by the cœur’s poor electrical conduction system. An electrode is useful...
