Coronary Atherosclerosis in Persons Dying Violently

Viel, B; Donoso, Sebastián; Salcedo, Danilo

doi:10.1001/archinte.1968.00300070001001

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“…As reviewed by the Surgeon General 195 as well as elsewhere, 231 studies focusing on tobacco smoke and its relationship to cardiovascular disease have provided somewhat inconsistent results. Three large studies found a positive correlation between tobacco smoking and coronary atherosclerosis, [233][234][235] but a fourth large study did not support this observation; 236 other studies re-ported either negative correlations or were not definitive. [237][238][239][240][241][242] The effect of whole smoke on the potential development of atherosclerotic disease in man and in experimental animals has been reviewed.…”

Section: Tobacco Smoking and Atherosclerosismentioning

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Tobacco and Coronary Heart Disease: Risk Factors, Mechanisms of Disease, and Risk Modification

Brockie

Shafer²,

Huber

1990

Semin Respir Crit Care Med

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Section: Tobacco Smoking and Atherosclerosismentioning

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Tobacco and Coronary Heart Disease: Risk Factors, Mechanisms of Disease, and Risk Modification

Brockie

Shafer²,

Huber

1990

Semin Respir Crit Care Med

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“…Myocardial infarction (MI) and sudden, unexpected death are strongly associated with smoking in most studies (34,37) but not in all (22,23,32), whereas little is published on the crucial issue: Does smoking increase atherogenesis or does it only play an important part in the evolution of severe complications once severe coronary artery disease is established? Animal studies (2,3,5 ) cannot be extrapolated to man, and autopsy data conflict (4,8,35).…”

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Smoking, Lung Function, Physical Performance and Latent Coronary Heart Disease in Presumably Healthy Middle‐Aged Men

Erikssen

Enger

1978

Journal of Internal Medicine

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ABSTRACT. During a cardiovascular survey comprising 2014 presumably healthy men aged 40–59 years, latent (previously undetected) coronary heart disease (CHD), lung function and physical performance were related to differences in smoking habits. The survey examination classified 1832 individuals as “normals” (without clinical signs/symptoms of CHD). Among the others, a strong suspicion of CHD was found in 115, of whom 105 had diagnostic coronary angiography. No angiography was performed in another 35 individuals with slight, albeit typical angina pectoris. The remaining 42 men were excluded from this presentation for various reasons. The following findings were obtained: 1) In the 69 men with positive coronary angiography, the extent of coronary atheromatosis was positively related to the number of cigarettes smoked. 2) The smoking habits of the 35 individuals with slight angina pectoris but no angiography did not differ from those of the “normals”. 3) Physical performance during a near maximal bicycle exercise test and lung function according to spirometry were strongly and negatively related to smoking (in “normals”). 4) Previous smokers and never‐smokers among “normals” had almost identical lung function and physical performance.

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“…Παρόμοια ευρήματα αναφέρουν καί οί Viel και συν. σέ νεκροτομική μελέτη 1.150 ανδρών, πού έγινε στή Χιλή 126 .…”

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Συσχετιση Προσωπικοτητας-Συγκινησιακων Παραγοντων Με Την Ισχαιμια Του Μυοκαρδιου. Μεθοδολογια Ερευνας Και Παρατηρησεις

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Γιά τόν σ.πλό άνθρωπο ή σχέση της συγκίνησης μέ την καρδιά, είναι αυτο νόητη. 'Από τόν καιρό των αρχαίων Αιγυπτίων, ή καρδιά θεωρείται ή έδρα του Θυμικού, τό όργανο πού ενσωματώνει τό συναίσθημα. (Αυτή είναι και ή δεύτερη σημασία της λέξεως στό Μεγάλο Λεξικό της 'Ελληνικής Γλ-ώσσης -Καρδιά : «έδρα των συναισθημάτων και των παθών»). Οί συγκινησιακές αντιδράσεις εκφράζονται μέ αλλαγές στό ρυθμό της καρδιάς : «όρχεϊται δέ καρδία φόβω» (χορεύει ή καρδιά άπό τόν φόβο) γράφει ό Αισχύλοςκι εμείς μύαμε γιά «καρ διοχτύπι».

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Coronary Atherosclerosis in Persons Dying Violently

Cited by 20 publications

References 17 publications

Tobacco and Coronary Heart Disease: Risk Factors, Mechanisms of Disease, and Risk Modification

Tobacco and Coronary Heart Disease: Risk Factors, Mechanisms of Disease, and Risk Modification

Smoking, Lung Function, Physical Performance and Latent Coronary Heart Disease in Presumably Healthy Middle‐Aged Men

Συσχετιση Προσωπικοτητας-Συγκινησιακων Παραγοντων Με Την Ισχαιμια Του Μυοκαρδιου. Μεθοδολογια Ερευνας Και Παρατηρησεις

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