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The Battle Against Heart Disease: A Physician Traces the History of Man's Achievements in this Field for the General Reader

The Battle Against Heart Disease: A Physician Traces the History of Man's Achievements in this Field for the General Reader

9780521103152
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Operations on the heart and the prevalence of coronary thrombosis are widely discussed in newspapers and magazines; the importance of this book is that by simple and accurate information it enables the layman as well as doctors to understand the disturbances produced by disease and how they may be corrected or avoided. By discussing our methods against the background of their gradual evolution throughout history the reader is enabled to view the advances of the day in their proper perspective and to appreciate our indebtedness to the work of doctors and scientists in past centuries. It is stressed that the magnificent achievements of present-day surgeons must not be allowed to detract from the very important though less spectacular advances which have been made both in the medical treatment and prevention of heart disease. This book describes, in historical sequence, the progress in understanding the hearts action, the diagnosis of its disorders and their treatment from the time of Hippocrates to the second half of the twentieth century.
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9780521103152
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Publication date
2009
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
200
Dimensions (mm)
152.00 x 229.00
Weight (g)
300
  • 1. Preliminary reconnaissance by the early Greeks; 2. Reappraisal during the Renaissance; 3. The circulation discovered; 4. Respiration and its purpose; 5. The structure and function of the heart; 6. Simultaneous attack on the joints and the heart; 7. The foxglove as a therapeutic weapon; 8. Tapping and listening; 9. The use and misuse of the stethoscope; 10. The generation of electricity in the heart; 11. Disorders of rate and rhythm; 12. The lifeline threatened; 13. Preventing and combating heart attacks; 14. The heart under pressure; 15. Invasion of the heart by bacteria; 16. Pump failure; 17. Congenital heart disease; 18. The triumphs of surgery.
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