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On 29 Oct 1997, Tim Irvine wrote:

> Announcing the recent launch of the first dedicated
> echocardiology/echocardiography website in the UK. Comments and suggestions
> welcome.

Great but where is the URL please.. =)

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Rommel Palma Feria                       http://www.upd.edu.ph/~rferia
Biomedical Systems Group
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
London SW7 2BT
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Lead, follow or get out of the way… <anonymous>

Cardiovascular Medicine ad referendum database (http://adref.com) is a
medical bibliographic database which will enable you to keep up to date
with > clinical developments in this field. We link directly to
abstracts of  articles when these are available on the WWW. You can
browse and  search  the database; there are also valuable therapeutic
links, the service is free. You will also find other valuable resources
and other specialty databases.
 We welcome all visitors to the site and would be pleased to hear from
you and for feedback on how we can improve the site for you.
 If you would like any further information or help please e-mail us on
 ad…@info-med.co.uk

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> regards

> Claire Bennett
> Business Devleopment Manager. Info-Med

Hi,

I have to go through TST(I have costochondritis and sometimes it is very
difficult to tell the source/location of the chest pain whether it is
due to costochondritis-from the ribs or the heart). Otherwisw I feel
fine and my resting EKG is also fine.
Are there any side effects or risks in taking TST(I am allergic to
radio-opaque dye) ?

Are there any other tecniques/ways to differentiate costochondritis from
the real chest(heart) pain ?

If anybody has gone through the TST your feedback from your experience
would be very much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

cheers
Shrikant

new chat rooms available very soon. Meet up to Have real time discussions
on cardiology issues.
—
Dr Declan O’Kane
Cardiology guide at the Mining Company
http://cardiology.miningco.com
"A man is what he does, not what he hides"

Have had benign PAC’s on and off for many years. I would get one every
few minutes or so and then they would subside. Lately I’ve been getting
them in a straight series of 5 or 6 beats, one after another.
They would subside and not reoccur for hours. But each episode is
exactly the same, a straight series of 5 or 6 PAC’s. Occasionally, I’ve
been able to stop them by bending or stretching.
Any Comments please.
Thanks,
Ben

I am a 30 year old male in good health.  Nine months ago I was diagnosed
with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and Paget-Von Shroetter Syndrome.  The clot in
the subclavian vessel was approximately 7cm in length.  I have had a left
anterior scalenectomy, a balloon angioplasty of the left subclavian vein and
a left subclavian vein intravascular wall stent placement.  I have been on
coumadin therapy and it seems as though a thrombis begins to grow in the
stent as soon as I am taken off of coumadin.  The doctor I am currently
seeing basically gives me two choices, become a lifetime coumadin patient or
allow the stent to possibly become completely obstructed again and let the
surrounding veins pick up the slack.  I am not asking for your opinion but
would like any references on this you may have.  I just want to make an
informed decision.

Ken Gregoire

I am a nurse/ emt and I have a deep interest in continuing my cardio
studies. I am looking for abnormal heart sounds in wave format for the
computer. The idea is to use the computer to increase my exposure to these
sounds as I go about my work..
Any suggestions?
Thanks for your time.

LS,

I’m looking for some general introductory articles on the following
subjects:

- Holter monitoring, ST analysis and silent ischaemia
– Echographical assessment of arterial intima media thickness

Who can help?
(Journal refs. and URLs will be highly appreciated.)

TIA

–
Serge Helfrich
helfr…@xs4all.nl
http://www.xs4all.nl/~helfrich/

I have been taking verapamil (180mg SR) for two years for migraine
prophylaxis.  Since taking the medication I have experienced periodic
episodes of palpitations/irregular heartbeats.  My question is twofold.
First, is this something to be concerned about?  I have had an EKG and
Holter monitor and my GP claims these palpitations are benign.

Secondly, are these irregularities the result of the medication itself
or a result of a possible calcium imbalance caused by the calcium
channel blocker’s mechanism?  In other words, can I counteract this
effect by taking calcium supplements?

Thanks, and pardon my ignorance in this area.