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L Tomov

Publications and source records attributed to L Tomov.

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PubMed1975

[Diagnostic value of the electrocardiographic changes during bicycle ergometer loading].

The diagnostic value of ST-T changes in working ECG on veloergometer with submaximal loading is assessed in 286 cases--83 with coronary disease, 44--healthy, 112 with indistinct precordial pains and neurovegetative dystonia and 46 with some other non-coronary heart diseases. The reduction of ST-segment 1 mm with horizontal or descending form is the most accurate criterium in the differentiation of pathological and normal ECG-reactions. An appropriate criterium for coronary disease diagnosis is also the negative T wave with an amplitude of 2 mm or more in at least three leads, regardless of its form and time of appearance. The reduction of ST segment with ascending form gives a considerable opportunity for positive false diagnosis. The false negative diagnosis is 24%. The causes are to be found in the appearance of rhythm and lead disturbances and insufficient loading.

Adult↗
PubMed1975

[Aneurysm of the pulmonary artery].

A case with a large aneurysm of the pulmonary artery trunk is described, with a many-year course with non-elucidated-probably complex, etiology. The case was clinically and roentgelogically admitted to be the more frequently met aortic aneurysm. The diagnosis was made by means of right heart catheterization and angiocardiography.

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PubMed1975

[Clinical trial of the Bulgarian digitalis preparation, Digilanide C used intravenously].

The Bulgarian digitalis preparation Digilanid C for venous application has a satisc factory effect on the majority of the patients (67 per cent) with light and moderate chronic cardia insufficiency and espically in case of tachycardia in auricular fibrillation. The comparison of the results between the group of 46 patients, treated with Digilanid C and the control group of 20 patients treated with Isolanid (Richter) do not reveal essential differences in the major part of the results obtained.

Adult↗