A left circumflex to right atrial coronary-cardiac fistula
26 Nov 2008
By Dr Edward D Nicol, Dr Peter Wilkinson and Dr Simon PG Padley.
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Guidelines for diagnosing and managing stroke and TIA
01 Oct 2008 | by Dr Paula Hensler, Editor, MIMS Cardiovascular
Welcome to this issue of MIMS Cardiovascular. I would like to thank all of our readers, subscribers, advisory board members and authors for their continued support and contributions to the journal. In the previous issue ( MIMS Cardiovascular 2008; 3(2): 10 ), Dr Rubin Minhas presented his view...
The latest research
01 Oct 2008 | by Sharon Pickett and Sanjay Tanday
The latest research developments were presented at the recent conferences of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes and the European Cardiology Society. By Sharon Pickett and Sanjay Tanday
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01 Oct 2008
Migraine and the risk of VTE Researchers in Italy have assessed cardiovascular risk factors in 574 adults aged 55-94 years, including 111 patients who had a history of migraine. They found no evidence of increased atherosclerosis in the migraine patients, despite previous studies that suggested they...
Expert Opinion: lipid modification
01 Oct 2008 | by Dr Rob Butler
The NICE guidance on lipids recognises that some patients need more intensive therapy. By Dr Rob Butler
Stable angina pectoris
01 Oct 2008 | by Dr Unni Krishnan
Referring patients with angina to a rapid assessment chest pain clinic has helped to reduce waiting times and improve the early identification and risk stratification of coronary disease. By Dr Unni Krishnan
Thyroid dysfunction and cardiovascular disease
01 Oct 2008 | by Dr C Mohammed Iqbal and Dr Unni Krishnan
Thyroid hormones and alterations in cardiovascular physiology. By Dr C Mohammed Iqbal and Dr Unni Krishnan
Chronic kidney disease: understanding eGFR calculations
01 Oct 2008
Measuring eGFR has simplified the diagnosis of kidney disease. By Dr Donal O'Donoghue and Dr Ian Wilkinson
Treating arrhythmias in primary care
01 Oct 2008 | by Dr Matthew Fay and Dr Andreas Wolff
GPs can use their skills to risk-stratify patients with arrhythmia. By Dr Matthew Fay and Dr Andreas Wolff
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