Difference between revisions of "Cardiovascular pathology"

Latest revision as of 02:20, 15 May 2014

Welcome to cardiovascular pathology! We're always looking for help!

The Collection	By Area
An introduction to cardiovascular pathology Anatomy of the heart Cardiovascular histology Common diagnoses Myocardial infarction Atherosclerosis Calcific aortic stenosis Bicuspid aortic valve Infective endocarditis Cases in cardiovascular pathology Junior resident Senior resident Fellow and expert	Heart Heart Cardiac tumours Congenital heart disease Cardiomyopathies Heart transplant pathology Heart valves Vessels Vascular disease Vasculitides

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-'''Cardiovascular pathology''' is a big killer.
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-==Vascular disease==
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-This article covers atherosclerosis, among other things.  Vasculitides are covered in a separate article.
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-==Vasculitides==
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-{{main|Vasculitides}}
-==Heart==
-{{main|Heart}}
-This article includes [[cardiac sarcoidosis]].
-{{main|Heart valves}}
-Heart valves are dealt with in a separate article.  Other non-tumour cardiac pathology is dealt with in the ''[[heart]]'' article.
-==Tumours==
-{{main|Cardiac tumours}}
-These are rare buggers.  The most common tumours are ''atrial myxoma'' and ''papillary fibroelastoma''.
-==Congenital & acquired disease==
-{{main|Congenital heart disease}}
-{{main|Cardiomyopathy}}
-The ''[[cardiomyopathy]]'' article covers DCM, HCM and restrictive CM, ARVC and noncompaction CM among other things.
 [[Category:Cardiovascular pathology]]