Cardiology
Studies from Japan and the United States yield new information about cardiology
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, May 25th, 2007
Study 1: Fresh data on cardiology are presented in the report "A case of right isomerism showing long survival without surgery." According to a study from Oita, Japan, "We report an autopsy case of right isomerism in a 42-year-old Japanese man. Although he had not undergone any surgical intervention, he was healthy and did not exhibit any symptoms of heart failure."
"The cardiac findings indicated right isomerism with complex and severe cardiac malformations, including a morphologically common atrium, common atrioventricular valve, double inlet right ventricle, total anomalous...
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