Facts on Disease of the Coronary Arteries, Based on a Survey of the Clinical and Pathologic Records of 762 Cases.*

Levy, Robert L.; Bruenn, Howard G.; Kurtz, D

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“…As a result, the frequency with which physicians diagnosed myocardial infarction increased during the 1920s and 1930s. 15,16 Although physicians could identify physical symptoms of myocardial infarction, the underlying mechanism by which thrombosis led to infarction was less clear. Was it a sudden occurrence or the result of gradual accumulation of clot over time?…”

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James Herrick (1861–1954): Consultant physician and cardiologist

Olszewski

2018

J Med Biogr

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In 1910, James Bryan Herrick published the first clinical and laboratory description of sickle cell anemia. Two years later, he published a case report on coronary thrombosis. Together, these case reports solidified his reputation as one of the premier diagnosticians of his generation. Now regarded as a central figure in the history of American medicine, Herrick played an integral role in the clinical adoption of the electrocardiograph and the professionalization of cardiology in the United States. Although a full decade passed before the medical profession recognized his clinical description of coronary thrombosis and myocardial infarction, it has had profound implications for cardiovascular medicine and prevention over the past hundred years. As a consultant physician, Herrick advocated in favor of incorporating chemistry and laboratory evaluation into clinical practice.

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“…As a result, the frequency with which physicians diagnosed myocardial infarction increased during the 1920s and 1930s. 15,16…”

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James Herrick (1861–1954): Consultant physician and cardiologist

Olszewski

2018

J Med Biogr

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“…Так, в работе, опубликованной R. L. Benson и соавт., из 200 случаев обструкции КА, выявленных при аутопсии, 14 (7 %) были обусловлены эмболией коронарного русла [8]. В другом исследовании по данным аутопсии 57 пациентов, непосредственной причиной смерти которых была окклюзия КА, признаки ЭКА были выявлены в 4 случаях, что также составило 7 % [9]. В 1926 г. L. Wolff и P. White опубликовали данные серии аутопсий 23 больных, причиной смерти которых была острая окклюзия КА.…”

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Myocardial Infarction Due to Coronary Artery Embolism

Manchurov

Anisimov

Oskanov

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Резюме Среди причин инфаркта миокарда (ИМ), не ассоциированных с коронарным атеросклерозом, эмболии коронарных артерий (ЭКА) занимают важное место. Особенностями острого ИМ эмболической природы являются сложность диагностики и отсутствие научно-обоснованных рекомендаций по лечению больных данной категории. Цель настоящего обзора-обобщение имеющихся данных об ИМ эмболической природы и представление трех клинических случаев, демонстрирующих новые подходы к лечению ЭКА.

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“…The opinion has generally been held that the incidence of coronary atherosclerosis, as evaluated from necropsy material, increases progressively with age (5). This is true.…”

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The Coronary Problem in Relation to Aging

Levy

1953

J American Geriatrics Society

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Facts on Disease of the Coronary Arteries, Based on a Survey of the Clinical and Pathologic Records of 762 Cases.*

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James Herrick (1861–1954): Consultant physician and cardiologist

James Herrick (1861–1954): Consultant physician and cardiologist

Myocardial Infarction Due to Coronary Artery Embolism

The Coronary Problem in Relation to Aging

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