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Q. Can you explain about thoracic Aortography?
Aortic arch angiography has been used to assess aortic valve or aortic root disease. Thoracic aortography is helpful for assessment of aneurysms, dissection, vascular rings, coarctation, patent ductus arteriosus as well as assessment of stenoses of origin of great vessels. It is also helpful in assessment of aorta after blunt or penetrating injuries to chest wall.
History Past and present history of cardiovascular problems of patient & family. History of chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, abnormal skin colour, dizziness, vertigo
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Many patients who are weak, fearful or shot of breath find it essential to hold tightly to the handrail while walking. If accurate aerobic information is to be obtained handrail su
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Explain the Clinical manifestations for Obesity? You must have observed that your overweight friends and colleagues seem to have less energy which makes them an easy prey for f
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