Heart pericardium

Then heart Pericardium, atrium, ventricle, ventricular septum, atrioventricular valve, and semilunar valve. 

This method is used to treat blood stagnation. It is carried out by using pungent, aromatic herbs that enter the Heart, Pericardium, Liver and Gall Bladder meridians. These ingredients can directly stimulate blood circulation. To enhance their effect, they are combined with herbs that activate the Qi. 

Herbs that are pungent, enter the Heart, Pericardium, Liver and Gall Bladder meridians, and can promote the Qi movement and blood circulation are used. 

Herz-. heart, cardiac cardioid. -arznei, /. cardiac remedy, -bahn, /. cardioid path, -beutel, m. pericardium. 

Herz-pulver, n. cardiac powder, -reiz, m. cardiac stimulant or irritant, -sack, m. pericardium, -schlag, m. heart beat cardiac paralysis. 

Heart failure is a clinical syndrome characterized by a history of specific signs and symptoms related to congestion and hypoperfusion. As HF can occur in the presence or absence of fluid overload, the term heart failure is preferred over the former term congestive heart failure. Heart failure results from any structural or functional cardiac disorder that impairs the ability of the ventricle to fill with or eject blood.1 Many disorders such as those of the pericardium, epicardium, endocardium, or great vessels may lead to HF, but most patients develop symptoms due to impairment in left ventricular (LV) myocardial function. 

The heart is located in the center of the thoracic cavity. It sits directly above the muscles of the diaphragm, which separates the thorax from the abdomen, and lies beneath the sternum between the two lungs. The heart is enclosed and anchored in place by a double-walled fibrous sac referred to as the pericardium. The membranes of the pericardium produce a small amount of pericardial fluid that minimizes friction produced by the movement of the heart when it beats. To function mechanically as a pump, the heart must have ... 

PHB has been claimed to have piezo-electric properties similar to those of natural bone, giving it potential as biodegradable fixative plates that could actually stimulate bone formation and consequently promote the healing of the patient [117]. Furthermore, PHB has been used to produce non-woven patches for pericardium repair following open-heart surgery. 

The echocardiogram is the single most useful evaluation procedure because it can identify abnormalities of the pericardium, myocardium, or heart values and quantify the left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) to determine if systolic or diastolic dysfunction is present. 

Extraluminal infection and/or abscess formation can occur at any site after any of the other syndromes or may be the primary presentation. Metastatic infections have been reported to involve bone, cysts, heart, kidney, liver, lungs, pericardium, spleen, and tumors. 

Gou Teng is sweet and slightly cold, and enters the Liver and Pericardium meridians. It can clear the heat there and is particularly effective for calming convulsions. When Liver-fire disturbs the Heart, and dizziness, tingling of limbs or convulsions start, it is essential to include Gou Teng in the formula. 

Chuan Xiong is pungent and warm, and enters the Liver, Gall Bladder and Pericardium meridians. It has an intense dispersing action, can stimulate the blood and Qi, open up the obstruction and stop pain. It can be used as deputy to stimulate the Heart-Yang and relieve chest pain due to cold and blood obstruction. 

Gou Teng is sweet and cold, and enters the Liver and Pericardium meridians. It has a strong function of clearing and reducing the Liver-heat, whether or not it is excess heat or empty-heat, and thus can calm the wind. It is particularly used to treat dizziness, headache, tinnitus, irritability, and red and irritated eyes. Because it enters the Pericardium meridian, it is also very effective for cooling the Heart, relaxing the tendons and calming the mind. 

Zi Cao is salty, sweet and cold, and enters the Heart and Liver meridians Qian Cao Gen is bitter and cold, and enters the Liver and Pericardium meridians. These two herbs enter the blood and cool the blood. At the same time, they can reduce congealed blood. Qian Cao Gen can also stop bleeding. They are particularly selected in the condition when the... 

The left ventricular pressure transducer is then implanted. The pericardium is opened so that the apex of the heart is exposed. The heart is gently held in one hand and two stitches in the ventricular wall for fixation are made. A purse-string suture is made around the apex. A sharp spike is then placed into the apex of the left ventricle and the transducer is placed into the ventricle and sutured firmly in place. 

The timed delivery of oxygenated blood to all parts of the body is the function of the four-chambered pump, the heart. It is enclosed in a double-layered sac, the pericardium, with the inner layer, the visceral pericardium, anchoring the heart... 

URINE OF THE PERICARDIUM — Water Enclosed in a Membrane round the Heart. 

The myocardium (heart muscle) lies in a double-walled sac called the pericardium. The innermost layer of the heart is called the endocardium. 

Dissect the pericardium, isolate the aorta from the vena cava and the pulmonary artery. Insert and stabilize a heparinized flexible plastic catheter within the left atrium for rapid infusions into the heart. 

Patients often present with classic signs and symptoms of acute pulmonary embolus pleuritic chest pain, fever, hemoptysis, and friction rubs. The CNS, liver, spleen, heart, GI tract, pericardium, and other body sites are involved in a substantial minority of cases. In neutropenic patients with Aspergillus pneumonia, hyphae invade the walls of bronchi and surrounding parenchyma, resulting in an acute necrotizing, pyogenic pneumonitis. As a result, patients often present with classic signs and symptoms of acute pulmonary embolus pleuritic chest pain, fever, hemoptysis, and friction rubs. 

In man the thymus is a bilobed gland located predominantly in the ante-rosuperior mediastinum in proximity to the heart (Rosai and Levine, 1976 Kendall, 1981). Its base lies upon the pericardium and great vessels. It is a midline, pyramid-shaped organ (Fig. 2) formed by two fused, identical lobes... 

Heat blockage is due to warm evils and heat toxins internally sinking into the pericardium. Cold blockage is due to cold evils and/or qi depression resulting in phlegm turbidity veiling the portals of the heart. In the first instance, the appropriate treatment principles are to clear heat and open the portals. In the second instance, the appropriate treatment principles are to warmly free the flow and open the portals. 

Indications Warm and hot diseases, hot evils internally sinking into the pericardium, phlegm heat gathering and blocking the portals of the heart. Total or partial loss of consciousness due to acute encephalitis, acute meningitis, acute hepatitis, pneumonia, dysentery, uremia, hepatic coma, cerebrovascular accident, infantile convulsions, and schizophrenia... 

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