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BILATERAL CORONARY OCCLUSION WITH MITRAL STENOSIS: WITH A CONSIDERATION OF THE COMPENSATORY CIRCULATORY FACTORS IN THE HEART

BILATERAL CORONARY OCCLUSION WITH MITRAL STENOSIS: WITH A CONSIDERATION OF THE COMPENSATORY... Abstract An example of both mitral stenosis and bilateral coronary occlusion has not been found in the literature. The case reported here, presenting a tight mitral stenosis and an occlusion of all the main coronary arteries, furnishes an interesting example of the remarkable potentialities of the various compensatory mechanisms of the heart and its blood supply. REPORT OF CASE S. B., a white man, aged 63, a tailor, was admitted to the Brooklyn Jewish Hospital in the general medical service of Dr. Joseph Rosenthal, complaining of generalized weakness, dyspnea on exertion, and edema of the ankles.Three years before, he had an attack of pain over the precordium and shortness of breath. He was taken to a hospital, where he stayed three weeks. Since then he had remained quite well and was able to go to work daily. Slight dyspnea on exertion was the only symptom that persisted. About three weeks References 1. Pratt, F. H.: Factors Actual and Possible in Cardiac Nutrition , Boston S. & M. J. 190: 304-307 ( (Feb. 21) ) 1924. 2. Hudson, C. L.; Moritz, A. R., and Wearn, J. T.: The Extracardiac Anastomoses of the Coronary Arteries , J. Exper. Med. 56: 919 ( (Dec.) ) 1932. 3. Moritz, D. R.; Hudson, C. L., and Orgain, E. S.: Augmentation of the Extracardiac Anastomoses of the Coronary Arteries Through Pericardial Adhesions , J. Exper. Med. 193256 (Dec.) , p. 927. 4. Batson, O. V., and Bellet, Samuel: Reversal of the Flow in Cardiac Veins , Am. Heart J. 6: 206-224 ( (Dec.) ) 1930. 5. Wearn, J. T.: Rôle of the Thebesian Vessels in the Circulation of the Heart , J. Exper. Med. 47: 293 ( (Feb.) ) 1928. 6. Grant, R. T., and Viko, L. E.: Observations on the Anatomy of the Thebesian Vessels of the Heart , Heart 15: 103-123 ( (Aug.) ) 1929. 7. Leary, Timothy, and Wearn, J. T.: Two Cases of Complete Occlusion of Both Coronary Orifices , Am. Heart J. 5: 412-423 ( (April) ) 1930. 8. Bellet, Samuel; Gouley, B. A., and McMillan, T. M.: The Nourishment of the Myocardium Through the Thebesian Vessels in a Heart in Which the Large Coronary Arteries and Veins Were Destroyed by the Tuberculous Myocarditis , Arch. Int. Med. 51: 112-121 ( (Jan.) ) 1933. 9. Katz, L. N., and Siegel, M. L.: Cardiodynamic Effects of Acute Experimental Mitral Stenosis , Am. Heart J. 6: 672-682 ( (June) ) 1931. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA American Medical Association

BILATERAL CORONARY OCCLUSION WITH MITRAL STENOSIS: WITH A CONSIDERATION OF THE COMPENSATORY CIRCULATORY FACTORS IN THE HEART

SLATER, SOLOMON R.; KORNBLUM, DANIEL
JAMA , Volume 102 (1) – Jan 6, 1934
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Abstract An example of both mitral stenosis and bilateral coronary occlusion has not been found in the literature. The case reported here, presenting a tight mitral stenosis and an occlusion of all the main coronary arteries, furnishes an interesting example of the remarkable potentialities of the various compensatory mechanisms of the heart and its blood supply. REPORT OF CASE S. B., a white man, aged 63, a tailor, was admitted to the Brooklyn Jewish Hospital in the general medical service of Dr. Joseph Rosenthal, complaining of generalized weakness, dyspnea on exertion, and edema of the ankles.Three years before, he had an attack of pain over the precordium and shortness of breath. He was taken to a hospital, where he stayed three weeks. Since then he had remained quite well and was able to go to work daily. Slight dyspnea on exertion was the only symptom that persisted. About three weeks References 1. Pratt, F. H.: Factors Actual and Possible in Cardiac Nutrition , Boston S. & M. J. 190: 304-307 ( (Feb. 21) ) 1924. 2. Hudson, C. L.; Moritz, A. R., and Wearn, J. T.: The Extracardiac Anastomoses of the Coronary Arteries , J. Exper. Med. 56: 919 ( (Dec.) ) 1932. 3. Moritz, D. R.; Hudson, C. L., and Orgain, E. S.: Augmentation of the Extracardiac Anastomoses of the Coronary Arteries Through Pericardial Adhesions , J. Exper. Med. 193256 (Dec.) , p. 927. 4. Batson, O. V., and Bellet, Samuel: Reversal of the Flow in Cardiac Veins , Am. Heart J. 6: 206-224 ( (Dec.) ) 1930. 5. Wearn, J. T.: Rôle of the Thebesian Vessels in the Circulation of the Heart , J. Exper. Med. 47: 293 ( (Feb.) ) 1928. 6. Grant, R. T., and Viko, L. E.: Observations on the Anatomy of the Thebesian Vessels of the Heart , Heart 15: 103-123 ( (Aug.) ) 1929. 7. Leary, Timothy, and Wearn, J. T.: Two Cases of Complete Occlusion of Both Coronary Orifices , Am. Heart J. 5: 412-423 ( (April) ) 1930. 8. Bellet, Samuel; Gouley, B. A., and McMillan, T. M.: The Nourishment of the Myocardium Through the Thebesian Vessels in a Heart in Which the Large Coronary Arteries and Veins Were Destroyed by the Tuberculous Myocarditis , Arch. Int. Med. 51: 112-121 ( (Jan.) ) 1933. 9. Katz, L. N., and Siegel, M. L.: Cardiodynamic Effects of Acute Experimental Mitral Stenosis , Am. Heart J. 6: 672-682 ( (June) ) 1931.

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Published: Jan 6, 1934

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