Cardio Vascular Assessment in Vasoplegia Following Cardiac Surgery

pregnancy in cardio-vascular surgery

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regional anesthesia in cardio-vascular surgery

Role of Antioxidants in Prevention of Cardio-Vascular Diseases

Coronary heart diseases are the most preventable non-contagious diseases, but unfortunately, ‎it is one of the major causes of mortality among humans in the industrialized and semi-‎industrialized countries. It is predicted that if this trend continues, it will lead to the death of ‎approximately over ‎‏25‏‎ million people in the world by ‎‏2020‏‎. On...

Handgrip strength and dysphagia assessment following cardiac surgery.

OBJECTIVES/HYPOTHESIS Prolonged intubation has been recognized as a risk factor for dysphagia following cardiac surgery. We conducted a study to determine whether those patients intubated longer than 12 hours following cardiac surgery exhibit low handgrip strength and if dysphagia is prevalent in those with low handgrip strength. STUDY DESIGN Feasibility study. METHODS Patients intubated mo...

assessment of electrosurgery burns in cardiac surgery

conclusions none of the factors were significantly related to developing burns. the differences between the two groups highlights the importance of systems modifications to lessen the incidence of burns. patients and methods this was a case-control study in which two groups of 150 patients undergoing cardiac surgery in imam khomeini hospital were recruited. several factors like gender, age, ope...