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Page 436
... cause no symptoms and may be detected only by evidence of an enlarged heart and disturbances in cardiac conduction mechanisms detected on electrocardiography . In other instances , extensive in- volvement may lead to heart failure ...
... cause no symptoms and may be detected only by evidence of an enlarged heart and disturbances in cardiac conduction mechanisms detected on electrocardiography . In other instances , extensive in- volvement may lead to heart failure ...
Page 444
... cause ; e.g. , hemorrhage ( bleeding ) or sepsis ( invasion by pus - forming organisms ) . This classification has the advantage of possessing diagnostic and therapeu- tic implications , but unfortunately the cause of shock is often ...
... cause ; e.g. , hemorrhage ( bleeding ) or sepsis ( invasion by pus - forming organisms ) . This classification has the advantage of possessing diagnostic and therapeu- tic implications , but unfortunately the cause of shock is often ...
Page 446
... cause can result in ECG changes , further obscuring the cause of shock . Lodging of a clot in a pulmonary blood vessel - pulmo- nary embolus - often occurs without clinical evidence of formation of the clot in a vein of the leg or ...
... cause can result in ECG changes , further obscuring the cause of shock . Lodging of a clot in a pulmonary blood vessel - pulmo- nary embolus - often occurs without clinical evidence of formation of the clot in a vein of the leg or ...
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