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Volume: 38
Number: 3
Index: June 2010
Clinical Focus:
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THROMBOSIS
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November 2010
Clinical Focus: Cardiovascular Events and Emergency Surgery
  • Pre-and postoperative care of GERD
  • Renal care
  • Sleep disorders
  • Heart disease
  • Caring for the poststroke patient
  • Cardiovascular events and emergency surgery
  • Osteoporosis
  • Osteomyelitis
  • Caring for postoperative patients
  • Cv imaging in heart surgery
  • Valve surgery
  • Perioperative risk
  • Sudden cardiac death in the young
  • Cardiac/cardiopulmonary arrest
  • Post-cardiac arrest syndrome
  • CV consequences of aging
  • Hydrogen sulfide in CVD
  • Arterial stiffness
  • Regionalized care for:
    • Acute cardiovascular events
    • Trauma care
    • Post-cardiac arrest syndrome
  • Pacemaker therapy of postoperative arrhythmias after pediatric cardiac surgery
  • Effect of hospital volume and teaching status on outcomes of acute liver failure
  • Caring for women undergoing cardiac ablation
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Clinical Article
doi: 10.3810/hp.1999.01.124
Hospital Practice: Volume 34: No.1
Angiogenesis Inhibitors as Cancer Therapy
S. GAIL ECKHARDT
Abstract: Angiogenesis inhibitors target a tumor's need to obtain nourishment from the host. In general, they are predicted to be chiefly cytostatic--that is, they stabilize tumors and perhaps prevent metastasis rather than being curative. Nevertheless, it remains conceivable that these agents may trigger tumor cell death. Novel evaluative strategies will be essential to define their potential roles.

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