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give the introduction of genesis of coronary artery diseases and risk factorscardio-vascular diseases have their roots in the structure and
what is the objective of genesis of coronary artery diseases and risk factors after reading this unit you should be able tounderstand the genesis of
describe the frequency of low-risk coronary patientsfor many low-risk coronary patients particularly those following myocardial revascularization
explain puewabilitation programme in details education counselling and behavioural interventions are important elements of cardiac rehabilitation in
describe cardiac rewabilptation and its various effects a survival benefit cannot be attributed solely to exercise training because many studies
explain metabolic requierments for types of exercise a relative scale of energy requirements related to heart function necessary for performing
what are the benefits of cardiac rehabilitation the most substantial benefits include1 improvement in exercise tolerance2 improvement in symptoms3
explain the eligibility of cardiac rehabilitation cardiac rehabilitation services are prescribed for patients who1 have had a myocardial infarction2
give the introduction to cardiac rehabilitationcardiac rehabilitation services are comprehensive long-term programs involving medical evaluation
explain the objective of cardiac rehabilitation after going through this unit you should be able to1 identifies the eligible candidate for cardiac
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describe the tailored to the individual patientpatent ductus arteriosus pda interruption surgical or transcatheter interventionit is a curative
what is congenital heart operations and interventionsaftercare of the children who have undergone cardiac procedures and surgeries is as important
explain fontan operation and ross operation in heart dieasesfontan operation the fontan principle involves redirecting the whole systemic return into
what is atrial switch operation and rastelli in heart dieasesatrial switch operation senning or mustard procedures by means of a baffle the systemic
what is arterial switch operation explain brieflyarterial switch operation switching the great arteries to restore the normal ventriculoarterial
explain tetralogy of fallot repair and transposition of arteriestetralogy of fallot repair this involves rv outflow resection closure of the vsd and
describe asd closure and vsd closure in heart dieasesasd closures small asds can be closed directly others will need a pericardial patch piimum asd
what is shunts in congenital heart surgeryshunts blalock shunts are connections between systemic arteries such as a subclavian arteiy with its
describe the common operations performed in paediatric cardiac surgery1 closed heart surgery surgery on heart or great vessels done without using the
explain spontaneous closure of defects in detailssome defects have a tendency towards spontaneous closure and this can influence the timing of
what is neurological complications of congenital heart disease neurological complications contribute substantially to mortality and morbidity from
what is cyanotic spells hypercyanotic or cyanotic spell is a pediatric emergency which requires prompt recognition and intervention to prevent
what is transportation of sick newborn infants with heart disease communication the decision to transport a newborn to a tertiay referral centre