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Paradigm Shifts in Coronary Artery Disease

Paradigm Shifts in Coronary Artery Disease COMMENTARY The Old New Initiatives EDICAL knowl- pathological findings, the evolu- rhythm. Electrocardiographic ar- edge progresses tion of cellular pathology, fresh tech- rhythmia monitoring came of age. by small steps, nological developments, patterns of Special coronary care units were es- but sudden tech- clinical findings, and revolutionary tablished to provide 24-hour care of M nological and therapeutic options have modified the patient and recognize and man- therapeutic advances produce a quan- the classic targets, improving the age potentially dangerous arrhyth- tum leap in thinking. An existing care and prognosis of patients. Car- mias. These units, once experimen- paradigm is exhausted and a new diology is passing through a golden tal, are now part of the daily life of conceptual framework emerges. age. It is like a pumping heart in sys- every large hospital. This article describes the evo- tole and diastole in which periods of Sudden death became prevent- lution of successive paradigms in sudden rapid forward motion alter- able (partially) and the warning har- cardiology: each has revolution- nate with periods of relative rest. bingers (ventricular premature beats, ized practice. Herein we describe these new ventricular tachycardia, and first- Diagnostic algorithms and trajectories and the paradigm shifts and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA Internal Medicine American Medical Association

Paradigm Shifts in Coronary Artery Disease

JAMA Internal Medicine , Volume 158 (9) – May 11, 1998

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American Medical Association
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Copyright 1998 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
ISSN
2168-6106
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2168-6114
DOI
10.1001/archinte.158.9.949
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Abstract

COMMENTARY The Old New Initiatives EDICAL knowl- pathological findings, the evolu- rhythm. Electrocardiographic ar- edge progresses tion of cellular pathology, fresh tech- rhythmia monitoring came of age. by small steps, nological developments, patterns of Special coronary care units were es- but sudden tech- clinical findings, and revolutionary tablished to provide 24-hour care of M nological and therapeutic options have modified the patient and recognize and man- therapeutic advances produce a quan- the classic targets, improving the age potentially dangerous arrhyth- tum leap in thinking. An existing care and prognosis of patients. Car- mias. These units, once experimen- paradigm is exhausted and a new diology is passing through a golden tal, are now part of the daily life of conceptual framework emerges. age. It is like a pumping heart in sys- every large hospital. This article describes the evo- tole and diastole in which periods of Sudden death became prevent- lution of successive paradigms in sudden rapid forward motion alter- able (partially) and the warning har- cardiology: each has revolution- nate with periods of relative rest. bingers (ventricular premature beats, ized practice. Herein we describe these new ventricular tachycardia, and first- Diagnostic algorithms and trajectories and the paradigm shifts and

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JAMA Internal MedicineAmerican Medical Association

Published: May 11, 1998

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