T. R. Henn, <i>The Living Image: Shakespearean Essays</i>

Harrison, Thomas P.

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“…The syndrome has been described after cardiac surgery, myocardial infarction, implantation of a pacemaker or blunt trauma to the chest. When the illness is followed by a series of disabling recurrences, therapy with a nonsteroidal anti-in¯ammatory agent or glucocorticoid is usually effective [9]. In AIDS, T-helper cell function is altered therefore, the ability to orchestrate immune function is hindered.…”

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Cardiac tamponade due to post–cardiac injury syndrome in a patient with severe haemophilia A and HIV‐1 infection

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An 18-year-old man with severe haemophilia A (FVIII:C < 1%) and human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIV-1) infection was admitted to the hospital with fever and chest pain for 7 days. Eight weeks prior to his admission he had an accident for which he underwent, at another hospital, clinical and laboratory examination that revealed bone fractures of the nose cavity, and he was given factor VIII concentrates for seven days due to nasal bleeding. On admission, chest roentgenogram showed a large cardiac silhouette and echocardiography confirmed the presence of a large quantity of pericardial fluid. A presumptive diagnosis of the post-cardiac injury syndrome was made and he was given anti-inflammatory drugs plus infusion of recombinant factor VIII concentrate (35 units kg-1 b.i.d.). On the seventh day he exhibited cardiac tamponade for which he underwent subxiphoid pericardiotomy with drainage of approximately 1500 mL of bloody exudate. He had an uncomplicated recovery and 10 days later he left hospital. He was given a continuous prophylactic treatment of 15 units kg-1 of recombinant FVIII every 2 days for 6 months, and 30 months after this episode the patient is free of any symptom.

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Cardiac tamponade due to post–cardiac injury syndrome in a patient with severe haemophilia A and HIV‐1 infection

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“…Die von Abwehrzellen gebildeten Granulome und deren Immunreaktion führen zu einem fibrotischen Umbau der betroffenen Gewebe 3 . Intramyokardial führt die Zellansammlung zu einer Störung der Myokardarchitektur.…”

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Differenzierung struktureller Herzerkrankungen in der MRT

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Strukturelle Herzerkrankungen umfassen erworbene oder angeborene Veränderungen, die mit einer Modifizierung der Herzklappen und des Herzmuskels einhergehen. Eine Verdickung des Herzmuskels gibt indirekte Hinweise für eine vergrößerte interstitielle Matrix, d. h., dass sich im Extrazellulärraum pathologische Stoffwechselabbauprodukte angesammelt haben und diese funktionelle Defizite in der Kontraktion des Herzmuskels verursachen können.

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T. R. Henn, The Living Image: Shakespearean Essays

Cited by 2 publications

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Cardiac tamponade due to post–cardiac injury syndrome in a patient with severe haemophilia A and HIV‐1 infection

Cardiac tamponade due to post–cardiac injury syndrome in a patient with severe haemophilia A and HIV‐1 infection

Differenzierung struktureller Herzerkrankungen in der MRT

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