Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology

The following pointers will help you a lot in the diagnosis of a cardiology case.

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Face

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Eyes

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Skin

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Thorax

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Abdomen

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Extremities

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - General Body Appearance

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Gestures

• Diagnostic Pointers in Cardiology - Gait

Eponyms in Cardiology

Eponym is one for whom or which something is or is believed to be named.

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "A"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "B"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "C"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "D"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "E"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "F"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "G"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "H"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "I"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "J"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "K"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "L"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "M"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "N"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "O"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "P"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "Q"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "R"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "S"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "T"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "U"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "V"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "W"

• Eponyms in Cardiology starting with "Z"

Cardiology Mnemonics

Mnemonic is a device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or associations that assists in remembering something.

• Cardiac Anatomy Mnemonics

• Cardiac Embryology Mnemonics

• Cardiac Physiology Mnemonics

• Cardiac Pharmacology Mnemonics

• Cardiac Physical Diagnosis Mnemonics

• ECG Mnemonics

• Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease Mnemonics

• Diseases of the Aorta Mnemonics

• Heart Failure Mnemonics

• Congenital Heart Disease Mnemonics

• Arrhythmias Mnemonics

• Valvular Heart Disease Mnemonics

• Cardiomyopathy Mnemonics

• Pericardial Diseases Mnemonics

• Infective Endocarditis Mnemonics

• Hypertension Mnemonics

• Deep Vein Thrombosis Mnemonics

• Cardiac Rheumatology Mnemonics

• Miscellaneous Cardiology Mnemonics

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Cardiology News

CardiologyNews.ORG is a one stop website for cardiology news worldwide. It is a single web page which wraps up the latest headlines from the trusted cardiology news sources worldwide. It gives you a quick glance on what's happening in the cardiology world. CardiologyNews.org is the starting point for Doctors to navigate the world of Cardiology.

Visit http://www.cardiologynews.org/

Cardiopedia - The Cardiology Wiki

Cardiopedia.NET is an online textbook of Cardiology which is freely accessible and any medical professional can contribute to the website and changes are supervised by physicians and cardiologists. Its the first wiki website dedicated exclusively to cardiology.

The Cardiopedia Project is a worldwide collaborative project to develop a comprehensive, best researched resource for cardiology community and to evolve a new model for sharing and advancing cardiology knowledge. Just register and start contributing to the fastest growing collaborative cardiology encyclopedia around. It is a great way to consolidate cardiology knowledge, while simultaneously adding to a growing resource that you and your colleagues will be able to use for years to come.

Cardiopedia's mission
To develop the most up to date, comprehensive and best researched online cardiology encyclopedia which is freely accessible by anyone from around the world.

All content (except where otherwise stated) is licensed under creative commons which allows for non commercial use, while maintaining attribution privileges for contributors of images.

Every case, every new article and every correction counts. So why not sign up and start contributing now.

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Solution to Ram Janmabhoomi - Babri Masjid Dispute

Its Ram Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid Institute of Medical Sciences or Ayodhya Institute of Medical Sciences. How about having a central state of the art medical college and hospital in place of the disputed site at Ayodhya. It has been 20 long years since we are wasting a lot of time, money, energy on this useless issue. Is it worth in this 21st century? Let's build a Ram Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid Institute of Medical Sciences or Ayodhya Institute of Medical Sciences and model it in the line of AIIMS, New Delhi.

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A Patient's Guide to Heart Transplant Surgery

A guide specific to heart transplant patients, including the heart transplant procedure, the evaluation period, medications, and information for family and friends.

• About Heart Transplantation

• Before Heart Transplant Surgery

• During Heart Transplant Surgery

• After Heart Transplant Surgery

• Medications for Heart Transplant Patient

• Diet and Nutrition for Heart Transplant Patient

• Exercise for Heart Transplant Patient

• Financial Considerations in Heart Transplant Surgery

• Heart Transplant Support Group

A Patient's Guide to Heart Surgery

A Patient's Guide to Heart Surgery

A step-by-step tour of the heart surgery process, focusing on patient needs and questions. Including descriptions of the heart and arteries, coronary artery disease, and surgical procedures and treatments.

• About Your Heart

• Types of Heart Surgeries

• Before Your Heart Surgery

• During Your Heart Surgery

• After Your Heart Surgery

Cardiology Mnemonics

Defined in broad terms, a mnemonic is a device, procedure, or operation that is used to improve memory. Defined in narrow terms — and what is usually meant by the word — a mnemonic is a specific reconstruction of target content intended to tie new information more closely to the learner's existing knowledge base and, therefore, facilitate retrieval.

Mnemonics have been used for thousands of years. Having limited access to writing materials, the Ancient Greeks developed complex mnemonic systems for remembering stories, poems, plays and lectures. Many of the Ancient Greek techniques were revived in the Middle Ages, where they were sometimes associated with mysticism and the occult.

However, with the invention of the printing press these ancient arts became lost as more and more people relied — sometimes exclusively — on note-taking and on the printed page.

There are a variety of mnemonic techniques, including keywords, pegwords, acronyms, acrostics, loci methods, spelling mnemonics, phonetic mnemonics, number-sound mnemonics, and Japanese “Yodai” methods.

Please checkout the exhaustive list of Cardiology Mnemonics at http://www.cardiologynetwork.com/page/cardiology-mnemonics


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