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Original Investigation: Inducible Ischemia and the Risk of Recurrent...
Background Current guidelines do not recommend routine cardiac stress testing in patients with stable coronary heart disease unless they report symptoms of angina.
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... to create guidelines for the use of PCI, an effective strategy for treating heart attacks and symptoms of angina. Since that time, several important late-breaking clinical trials were published. As a result, the ACC/AHA/SCAI guidelines for PCI were ...
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... have proven successful in the past. For example, the drug marketed as Viagra was initially developed to treat angina, but its side effects of prolonged penile erection led to a change in its therapeutic area. Applying the new method to 746 marketed ...
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Who Says You Can't Teach An Old Drug New Tricks?
... have proven successful in the past. For example, the drug marketed as Viagra was initially developed to treat angina, but its side effects of prolonged penile erection led to a change in its therapeutic area. Applying the new method to 746 marketed ...
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Scientists predict new uses for existing drugs from their side effects
... have proven successful in the past. For example, the drug marketed as Viagra was initially developed to treat angina, but its side effects of prolonged penile erection led to a change in its therapeutic area. Applying the new method to 746 marketed ...
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CV Therapeutics' angina drug gets EU marketing approval
CV Therapeutics Inc. said Thursday it received marketing authorization from the European Medicines Agency for ranolazine for the treatment of patients with chronic angina in all 27 European Union member states.
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Weak muscles make swallowing difficult
... make swallowing less troublesome. An example of a nitrate is nitroglycerin, the medicine used for the chest pain of angina. Viagra, the medicine for erectile dysfunction, has also been helpful. Botox injections, performed through a scope passed into ...
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Ask Dr. Gott: Teen too young for angina? Teen too young for angina?
... pain in his jaw area while exercising. You were so concerned that you called the writer, fearing it might be angina pectoris. My 17-year-old daughter and I were hiking recently. She jogged ahead of me while I walked. I eventually caught up to her, ...
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Even a teenager with symptoms of angina needs to be checked
... right. Her color was off, and she said she had a headache and that her jaw hurt. Because I had read your column about angina, I asked her if this had occurred before, and she said it happens every time she runs, uses a treadmill or dances. Nothing ...
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Teenager fits symptoms of angina
... pain in his jaw area while exercising. You were so concerned that you called the writer, fearing it might be angina pectoris. You are currently not logged into this site. Please log in or register for a FREE ONE Account . Logged in visitors may ...
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SELF-TEST: ECG challenge: Are you in tune with ECG rhythm strips and how to interpret them?
... ventricle. d. identify left bundle-branch block in an anterior MI. 14. You're caring for a patient with a history of angina who calls you into his room because he's experiencing chest pain. His admission orders include a 12-lead ECG with each ...
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In achalasia, swallowing is difficult
... make swallowing less troublesome. An example of a nitrate is nitroglycerin, the medicine used for the chest pain of angina. Viagra, the medicine for erectile dysfunction, has also been helpful. Botox injections, performed through a scope passed into ...
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News explains hole truth about drug testing in golf
... have an enhancement effect." Beta blockers are used to treat heart problems and anxiety; Tenormin, a hypertension and angina drug, is a popular brand. In 2000, golfer Craig Parry claimed that several tour members won major tournaments in the 1990s ...
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Eat watermelons for viagra effect
... can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ specific as Viagra," Patil said, "but ...
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Viagra-Like Effects From Watermelon
... can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ specific as Viagra," Patil said, "but ...
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Want the viagra effect? Eat watermelons
... can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ specific as Viagra," Patil said, "But ...
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Watermelon May Have Viagra Effect
... can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ-specific as Viagra," Patil said, "but ...
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Viagra-Effect May Make Watermelon More Popular with Older Men this July Fourth
... can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ specific as Viagra," Patil said, "but ...
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High Altitudes and Heart Disease
... had a heart attack, bypass surgery, or angioplasty, and your heart function is good, or you have well-controlled angina, you should be able to handle a high-altitude trip. If you plan to hike, ski, or do another strenuous activity, make sure you are ...
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Understanding the watermelon - Viagra connection: it's not hard [Effect Measure]
... can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ specific as Viagra," Patil said, "but ...
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