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IHD vs CAD |
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Syndromes - IHD |
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IHD - Pathogenesis |
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IHD - Complication |
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Non-modifiable (Constitutional):
Modifiable:
Critical stenosis >70% occlusion
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Ischemic Heart Diseas (IHD)
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The laboratory assessment of myocardial infarction (MI) relies on measuring the blood levels of macromolecules that seep out of injured myocardial cells due to damaged cell membranes. These molecules encompass:
In general, individuals experiencing anterior infarcts tend to have a more unfavorable clinical prognosis compared to those with posterior infarcts.
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