Elective operations for left ventricular asynergy
AUTOR(ES)
Gerbode, Frank
RESUMO
Gerbode, F., Kerth, W. J., Hill, J. D., Banerjee, S., and Marcelletti, C. (1974).Thorax, 29, 282-286. Elective operations for left ventricular asynergy. Operative results in 45 patients with symptomatic left ventricular asynergy are reviewed. The main symptoms were congestive heart failure in 77·7%, angina in 31·1%, arrhythmias in 11·1%, and systemic thromboembolism in 2·2% of the patients.
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