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Browsing by Author "Bhatia, M L"

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    Aconite induced reversible ventricular dysrrhythmia.
    (1990-05-01) Sharma, S N; Talwar, K K; Bhatia, M L
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    Acute and chronic pacing thresholds of various permanent pacing leads: a comparative study.
    (1988-05-01) Kaul, U; Goswami, K C; Dev, V; Bhatia, M L
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    Acute effect of nifedipine on left and right ventricular functions in patients with ischaemic heart disease--a radionuclide ventriculography study.
    (1984-05-01) Wasir, H S; Karloopia, S D; Gopinath, P; Malhotra, A; Mohan, J C; Bhatia, M L
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    Acute effect of sublingual nifedipine on right ventricular systolic time intervals in primary pulmonary hypertension--an echocardiographic study.
    (1985-03-01) Wasir, H S; Mohan, J C; Bhatia, M L
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    Ajmaline "stress testing" in chronic bifascicular block.
    (1986-07-01) Kaul, U; Kothari, S S; Mohan, J C; Talwar, K K; Bhatia, M L
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    Angiographic pattern of coronary artery disease in unstable angina.
    (1986-01-01) Kaul, U; Kalra, G S; Manchanda, S C; Wasir, H S; Mukherjee, S; Rajani, M; Bhatia, M L
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    Assessment of the "myocardial factor" in constrictive pericarditis by use of an inotropic agent.
    (1972-10-01) Grover, D N; Bhatia, M L; Roy, S B
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    Atrial vectorcardiogram in mitral stenosis (a scalar electrocardiogram, vectorcardiogram and haemodynamic correlation).
    (1983-10-01) Rao, A S; Bhatia, M L
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    Auscultatory phenomena after pacemaker implantation.
    (1972-01-01) Bhatia, M L; Potti, S; Roy, S B
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    Beneficial effect of oral verapamil on exercise induced silent myocardial ischemia.
    (1989-03-01) Bajaj, R; Kaul, U; Malhotra, A; Gopinath, P; Bhatia, M L
    Twelve consecutive patients (all males, age 40-72 years) of asymptomatic angiographically proven coronary artery disease who showed exercise induced regional wall motion abnormalities (RWMA) on Radionuclide Ventriculography were restudied by the same method after 208 weeks treatment with oral Verapamil 240 mg/day. Resting and peak exercise global ejection fractions and RWMA were compared using paired t-test. Without verapamil therapy, the resting mean ejection fraction was 64.75% (SD 9.45%), and fell with exercise (mean fall 5.25%, range - 25% to + 4%). On Verapamil therapy, the resting ejection fraction was 62.75% (SD 8.35%), and rose with exercise (mean rise 1.18%, range - 24% to + 18%). These changes in exercise ejection fractions with and without verapamil therapy were statistically significant (p = 0.01). Four of 5 resting, and 8 of 15 peak exercise induced RWMA improved on therapy. There were no significant differences in resting or peak-exercise double products with and without verapamil. We conclude that oral verapamil improves exercise induced ventricular dysfunction and regional wall motion abnormalities in patients with silent myocardial ischemia.
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    beta-Methyl digoxin in treatment of congestive heart failure: (a clinical study).
    (1978-08-01) Dalal, S; Bhatia, M L
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    Captopril in hypertension a multicentric study.
    (1987-01-01) Kapur, A; Udwadia, B P; el-Messidi, M; Bhatia, M L; Dave, B T; Pinto, I J; Sharma, P L; Wahi, P L
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    Cardiac pacemaking in the management of postoperative arrhythmias.
    (1984-07-01) Nazer, Y A; Kaul, U; Gupta, A; Balram, A; Sampath Kumar, A; Rao, I M; Bhatia, M L; Venugopal, P
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    Cardiomyopathy. Clinical, haemodynamic and pathological features.
    (1973-09-01) Bhatia, M L; Wasir, H S; Nayak, N C; Roy, S B
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    Central and renal haemodynamic adjustment in anaemia.
    (1975-01-01) Ashraf, S J; Roy, S B; Bhatia, M L
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    Central haemodynamic effects of supine exercise in anaemic hypoxia.
    (1979-01-01) Datta, H; Bhatia, M L
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    The challenge of hypertension.
    (1978-04-01) Bhatia, M L
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    Clinical and haemodynamic studies with peruvoside (Cd. 421) in congestive heart failure.
    (1971-04-01) Bhatia, M L; Manchanda, S S; Gupta, S P; Roy, S B
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    Clinical and hemodynamic profile of patients with chest pain syndrome and abnormal exercise electrocardiogram with normal coronary angiographic findings.
    (1987-07-01) Pothineni, R B; Kaul, U; Srivastav, L N; Bhatia, M L
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    Clinical experience with captopril in treatment of moderate and severe hypertension.
    (1986-05-01) Kaushik, S K; Kaul, U; Bhatia, M L
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