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Cardiology
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Vascular Endothelial
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Diabetes
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Cardiology
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Diabetes
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Internal Medicine
INTERNAL MEDICINE IS THE BRANCH OF MEDICINE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR STUDYING THE INTERNAL ORGANS DISEASES, WHICH ARISE AS SUB SPECIALTIES cardiology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, neurology, infectious diseases, endocrinology, HEMATOLOGIA. DISEASE MANAGEMENT AS COMBINED: METABOLIC SYNDROME: (DIABETES MELLITUS, HYPERTENSION, OBESITY, cholesterol and triglycerides) ENDOCRONOLOGICOS PROBLEMS (THYROID, ADRENAL, DIABETES) DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS (gastritis, colitis, EBB) INFECTIONS IN GENERAL (HIGHER AND LOWER RESPIRATORY, DIGESTIVE , URINARY OR SKIN) ENF. CARDIOVASCULAR (STROKE, HYPERTENSION, HEART FAILURE, ARRHYTHMIAS) ENF. Rheumatoid and autoimmune (Lupus, arthritis, gout, osteoarthritis)
Vascular Endothelial Studies
The vascular endothelium is a non-thrombogenic surface, the functional capacity related hemostasis hematic prevents loss of fluid and its constituents, and on the other hand prevents thrombosis, so that the intimal endothelial monolayer has contradictory properties, such as antithrombotic and in other cases favor thrombosis.
As is the case with the antithrombotic activity, the prothrombotic activity of the vascular endothelium is developed by putting into action of the clotting system, platelets, the fibrinolytic system, the vascular tone and inhibition of the activating action of glycosaminoglycans and as the decisive role of adhesive proteins.
Hypertension Arterial
When your heart beats, it pumps blood into the arteries and creates pressure in ellas.Dicha pressure is what gets the blood flowing throughout the body.
Each time you take the tension given two figures. The first recorded systolic pressure (that which occurs in the arteries when the heart beats) and the second is the diastolic pressure (the one that is logged when the heart rests between beats).
If the pressure rises above the normal limit - which could encrypt 140/90 in adults - there is what we call blood pressure is a very common disease worldwide affecting more than 20 percent of adults between 40 and 65 and nearly 50 percent and those over 65.
But one of the greatest dangers is that it is a silent disease. You can have high blood pressure and not show symptoms. Hence the importance of prevention.
If you do not control your blood pressure, it can affect the functioning of your heart, brain and kidneys. Remember that hypertension is a cardiovascular risk factor that increases the risk of stroke.
So know better what is hypertension and control is the best way to prevent and mitigate their consequences.
Do not forget that, although researchers have found no specific causes of hypertension, yes they have certain risk factors that make you to be more prone to allergies: obesity, high salt intake, alcohol, snuff, lack of exercise and stress are some of them. Note that if you have a family history of hypertension is to increase surveillance on your blood.
It is therefore essential that regular check-ups and, of hypertension, combine prescribed by your doctor with a healthier diet and exercise treatment.
The Cardiology
Cardiology is the medical specialty devoted to the study of heart disease (both organic, which affect the valves, the myocardium or the coronary circulation, such as those relating to heart rhythm disorders) and the impact of other diseases systemic (vascular or not) can play on the same organ.
No doubt, today, and, above all, to the increasing in the developed world coronary disease, cardiology has become perhaps the highest demand medical specialty, both in relation to diagnostic and therapeutic measures as mainly prevention.
Diabetes Melliitus
Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic disease that is characterized by high levels of blood sugar.
It arises because the body does not produce insulin or does not use it properly.
Insulin is a hormone needed to convert sugar from food into the energy we need to perform the activities of daily life. It is produced by the pancreas, an organ that is located in the left abdomen.
After eating, some foods are converted into glucose (sugar).
Electrocardiogram
It is a test that records the electrical activity of the heart. The results are printed on a graph paper.
The electrocardiogram recorded in that role changes that occur in the small electrical currents that occur in the heart with each beat.
It is an essential tool for the analysis of arrhythmias, study of heart disease and especially useful in acute episodes of coronary heart disease such as myocardial infarction trial.
