Medical treatment is directed toward management of the congestive heart failure; prevention of the recurrence of rheumatic heart disease; and prevention of bacterial endocarditis, bacterial invasion of the heart lining.
The study found that angioplasty performed 3 to 28 days after a patient had a heart attack offered none of the assumed benefits and, in fact, was associated with an increased risk of the recurrence of a heart attack.
Lester Piggott is in intensive care in a hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland, following the recurrence of a heart problem.
Lester Piggott was admitted to the intensive care unit of a hospital in Switzerland yesterday following the recurrence of a heart problem but reports last night indicated his condition was not life-threatening.
But few Republicans harbored serious hopes of replacing Mr. Cheney anyway, barring a recurrence of the vice president's heart problems.
This is in contrast to present xeno- and allo-transplanted cells that provide limited improvement in heart function and are ultimately rejected leading to the loss of transplanted cells and recurrence of heart failure, despite the use of anti-rejection pharmaceuticals [44, 45].
Careful treatment is mandatory for an extended period of time to monitor the recurrence of syphilis, ischemic heart disease due to proximal anastomotic stenosis of the SVG, and other cardiovascular diseases.
It was a meta-analysis, for example, that revealed the effectiveness of aspirin in preventing the recurrence of heart attacks.
If the horse is pulled up with an apparent recurrence of his heart problem, you will not be surprised.
The drug, used by 48 million Americans, primarily to prevent the recurrence of stroke and heart attack, had United States sales last year of $3.5 billion.
