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Common Rounds episodes
- Card18 - Pericarditis: ComplicationsFollowing on, we discuss the sequelae of untreated pericarditis, which can be lethal12 min
- Card17 - PericarditisWe move on to discuss the diseases of the covering of the heart, a topic I find very interesting, especially because of the complexity they add to chest pain assessment11 min
- Card16 - CardiomyopathiesIn this episode, Hamed talks about the cardiomyopathies, and the clinical features that they may result in.12 min
- Card15 - Overview of Heart FailureIn this episode Hamed talks about something central to not just cardiology, but a lot of medicine from every discipline.12 min
- Card14 - ST Elevated Myocardial InfarctionWe complete our series on Ischaemic Heart Disease with the classic STEMI, one of the most important ECG signs and diagnoses.9 min
- Card13 - Unstable Angina and NSTEMIIn this episode we discuss the rather challenging parts of ischaemic heart disease, the lack of classic ECG changes making diagnoses harder.12 min
- Card12 - Ischaemic Heart Disease (stable angina)We kick off a series of episodes on ischaemic heart disease with stable angina. Hope you enjoy it!12 min
- Card11 - Hypertension
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One of the most important disorders today, and possibly one of the most common. Hypertension has multi-systemic effects, hope this episode covers most of them.10 min - Card10 - Dyslipidaemia
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Another disorder that can have many clinical consequences and can produce some very intriguing clinical signs.10 min - Card08 - Myocardial Contractility
In todays episode, we introduce the concept of myocardial contractility, which will set the basis for the upcoming few episodes and some later in the series when we talk about hypertension and ischaemia.
In this episode, I discuss the concept of myocardial contractility, the basis of understanding the response of cardiac tissue to respond to changes in the haemodynamic status of the body.10 min
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