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R Thiele

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[Relation between atmospheric events and internal medicine emergency situations].

Over a period of 2,541 days (7 years) patients with the diagnosis groups acute oesophageal and gastrointestinal haemorrhage, respectively (n = 395), cerebrovascular insufficiency (n = 689) and acute myocardial infarction (n = 701) were registered. From the individual meteorological data registered in the same period the temperature the evaporation warmth of the water, the specific warmth capacity of the air, the air pressure and a constant calculation factor were used for the calculation of the equivalent temperature. Thus by its means a measure for the warmth content of the air was at our disposal which is determined by a series of factors. Between the emergency situations mentioned and the equivalent temperature established a correlation test for significance was performed. In these cases was the result that there are significant relations between the cerebrovascular insufficiency. Though already a larger number of meteorological parameters entered into our investigations, the result supposes that further important meteorological data should not be neglected, such as phases of weather and front transits. This shall be taken into consideration in future investigations.

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[Shock syndrome. 2].

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[Hypertension and heart failure in patients with cerebrovascular insufficiency].

Concerning 150 patients suffering from acute cerebrovascular insufficiency we asked the following questions: 1. How often did cardiac decompensation occur, 2. How often did hypertension and hypertrophic symptoms occur in the electrocardiogram, and 3. How often did arteriosclerosis of the cerebral and coronary vessels occur together in deceased patients? Among the patients examined were 47.3% who showed symptoms of cardiac decompensation. Hypertension was found in 60.7% of the patients. The combination of symptoms of hypertrophy in the electrocardiogram and cardiac dysrhythmia was registered 39 times (26.0%). Arteriosclerosis was found in 68.2% of the post-mortem examinations. A high correlation was found between the sclerosis of the intracranial cerebral vessels (65.9%) and the sclerosis of the coronaries (75.0%). The possibilities of the prevention and deceleration, resp., of cerebrovascular insufficiency by early therapy of hypertension and of cardiac decompensation are pointed out.

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