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Significados de auricular fibrillation em inglês
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Uso de auricular fibrillation em inglês
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He adopted atropin where the heart block was associated with auricularfibrillation.
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Especially characteristic are tracings of auricularfibrillation and those of heart block.
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White finds that hyperthyroidism of long standing is often attended with auricularfibrillation.
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Many of the so- called tachycardias are really instances of auricularfibrillation or flutter.
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Both auricularfibrillation and auricular flutter are best shown by the polygraph and the electrocardiograph.
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If the dilatation of the ventricles occurs following auricularfibrillation, the prognosis is not good.
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At times auricularfibrillation is only a passing symptom, and is rapidly cured by treatment.
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The irregular pulse in auricularfibrillation is more or less distinctive, being generally rapid, from 110 upward.
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The lesion which is most apt to cause auricularfibrillation and more or less permanently irregular heart is perhaps mitral stenosis.
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He also believes that when the heart in auricularfibrillation is increased the normal amount or more than normal, the prognosis is good.
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He still further advises in auricularfibrillation an injection of atropin before digitalis has been administered, and another after digitalis is thoroughly acting.
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If the auricularfibrillation is superimposed, or is followed by dilated ventricles and decompensation, the prognosis is bad, although the condition may be improved.
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Palpating the radial artery is not absolutely reliable in all cases of auricularfibrillation, or in another form of arrhythmia called auricular flutter or tachysystole.
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If the wave lengths of the pulse tracing show no regularity- -if, in fact, hardly two adjacent wave lengths are alike-thedisturbance is auricularfibrillation.
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Auricularfibrillation is at times apparently a clinical entity much as is angina pectoris, but it is often a symptom of some other condition.