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Autor:
Ennio Barbato, Fulvio Pileggi, Antonio Carlos Debes, Toshyasu Fujioka, Mário S. Magalhães, João Tranchesi, Edgard San Juan, Luiz V. Dècourt
Publikováno v:
American Heart Journal. 55:867-880
The sequence of the ventricular activation spread and the QRS complex morphologies in different points of the epicardial surface of the normal human heart have been reported in previous papers. 1–4 In one of them 1 our first results in pathologic h
Autor:
Ennio Barbato, Antonio Carlos Debes, Luiz V. Décourt, Fulvio Pileggi, Toshyasu Fujioka, Euryclides de Jesus Zerbini
Publikováno v:
American Heart Journal. 58:238-249
During thoracotomy for pulmonary and cardiac diseases (either acquired or congenital) direct epicardial and multiple thoracic leads were recorded in 56 patients, 28 of whom had normal hearts and the other 28 of whom had either single or combined righ
Autor:
D. de Oliveira Penna, Juljian Czapski, M.O. Ribeiro Leite, J. Lopes de Faria, A. B. De Ulhôa Cintra, Toshyasu Fujioka
Publikováno v:
American Heart Journal. 54:196-204
Cyanosis has been described in schistosomal chronic "cor pulmonale." However, even in this condition it is not a common manifestation. 1,2,8,9,11,12 Its presence has been attributed to right heart failure, 1,9,11,12 and its relative infrequency may b
Autor:
Ennio Barbato, Luiz V. Décourt, Toshyasu Fujioka, Paulo de Paula e Silva, Fulvio Pileggi, Antonio Carlos Debes
Publikováno v:
American heart journal. 57(2)
In 12 patients who underwent gastric surgery, juxtacardiac diaphragmatic leads were recorded. In normal patients the recorded morphologies were: qRs, qRS, qR, and Rs in the left lateral portion of the cardiac impression of the diaphragm, and rS or do
Autor:
J.Valente Barbas, J. Lopes de Faria, Toshyasu Fujioka, Luiz V. Décourt, Marcos F. Lion, U. de Andradre e Silva
Publikováno v:
American heart journal. 58
A case of pulmonary Manson's schistosomiasis with marked cyanosis, clubbing of fingers, and slight pulmonary hypertension is reported. The lung biopsy showed frequent changes caused by schistosome ova and schistosomatic arteriovenous fistulas. These