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Coronary hemodynamics in 100% occlusion ?
Total coronary artery occlusion is a common finding in CAD especially in chronic stable angina. Normal coronary blood flow is 5 % of cardiac output that amounts to 250-300ml/mt.At an average heart … more →
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Can Doctors Trust Medical Journals?
sammesez wrote 2 days ago: For the past few years, Samme the snake has maintained that studies published in respected medical j … more →
Coronary hemodynamics in 100% occlusion ?
drsvenkatesan wrote 2 days ago: Total coronary artery occlusion is a common finding in CAD especially in chronic stable angina. Nor … more →
Longer term hormone therapy needed for men with prostate cancer
benkaziebenkazie wrote 3 days ago: Debate has continued as to the proper length of time to keep men on hormone therapy (really hormone … more →
Available online: "A Strategy for Health Care Reform — Toward a Value-Based System"
hefel wrote 4 days ago: Volume 361:109-112 July 9, 2009 Number 2 A Strategy for Health Care Reform — Toward a Valu … more →
Air Travel and Disease
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iconsinmedicine wrote 1 week ago: As the number of cases of influenza A(H1N1) (“swine flu”) continue to rise, researchers are seeking … more →
NEJM makes the flu policy confusion worse - review
probaway wrote 4 weeks ago: The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) should be the pinnacle of good sense and sensibility rela … more →
"Benefit of doubt" and the "risk of doubt" in cardiac care"
drsvenkatesan wrote 4 weeks ago: When a doctor is confronted by serious doubt , what will be the outcome for the patient ? Can … more →
NEJM - articles and editorials on Influenza A (H1N1) - 18 June 2009
kinwahlin wrote 1 month ago: NEJM issue table of contents for 18 June 2009 The New England Journal of Medicine is offering free … more →
Friday Science Review: Timing Is Everything Edition
Jeremy G wrote 1 month ago: Some interesting clinical studies in the New England Journal and in JAMA this week from Canadian res … more →
NEJM beta: Facebook Applications
dokidok wrote 1 month ago: Thousands of physicians, medical students, and other medical professionals use Facebook. Now NE … more →
Friday Science Review: Sunday Edition
Jeremy G wrote 2 months ago: Hello, loyal readers. Welcome to the Sunday Edition of the Friday Science Review. Sorry for the de … more →
New England Journal of Medicine - Influenza A(H1N1) - 7 May 2009
kinwahlin wrote 2 months ago: Online First from the New England Journal of Medicine May 7, 2009 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Emergence of a N … more →
What is the most important criteria for doing a PCI in CAD ? The secret 6th criteria !
drsvenkatesan wrote 2 months ago: Scientifically , the indication for coronary revascularisation should be based on following P … more →
Ashish Jha on Digitization of Health Records in the US
Jonathan Payne wrote 2 months ago: Ashish Jha, Assistant Professor of Health Policy & Management at the Harvard School of Public He … more →
Excessive hospital visits, ideology and how to empty our cups
Carey Candrian wrote 3 months ago: I want to start off with a story – a famous Zen story – where the teacher pours tea into … more →
Enter Margaret Hamburg
Editorial staff wrote 3 months ago: The New FDA Nominee By Staff Reporters According to Tracy Staton and FiercePharma on April 7, Dr. Ma … more →
EHR adoption 'abysmally low' in hospitals By Nancy Ferris, Government Health IT
dandeakin wrote 3 months ago: http://govhealthit.com/articles/2009/03/25/ehr-adoption-abysmally-low-in-hospitals tiny percentag … more →
Hands Off That Prostate!
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rochesterchiro wrote 3 months ago: Quick, go get your March 26, 2009 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. I’ll wait … more →
Screening for Prostate Cancer - Yet Again
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Neil Kurtzman wrote 3 months ago: It seems to be impossible to drive a stake through the heart of this issue. The current New England … more →
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