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November 24th, 2011Introducing the new website from Cardiology and Vascular Medicine Residents of Padjadjaran University, Bandung
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PKB Emergency Chest Radiology Workshop : Basic Emrcy on Chest Radiology
July 11th, 2011PENDIDIKAN KEDOKTERAN BERKELANJUTAN EMERGRNCY CHEST RADIOLOGY WORKSHOP: BASIC EMERGENCY ON CHEST RADIOLOGY
Hari / Tanggal : Sabtu / 1 October 2011
Tempat : Santika Hotel , Malang
Acara : Workshop
Regristrasi Fee :
| Category | Before August 1,2011 |
After August 1,2011 |
Onsite |
| Specialist | 350.000 | 450.000 | 500.000 |
| Gp / Residen | 250.000 | 300.000 | 350.000 |
Cp : Dr.Irma Darinafitri,SpRad (08113 620 911 )
Email : pkbchest@yahoo.com
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2011 Updated ACLS Guidelines
June 29th, 2011By Mohammed Alo15. February 2011 20:32
cited from
http://blog.thealo.com/thealo/blog/post/2011/02/15/2011-Updated-ACLS-Guidelines.aspx
The American Heart Association has updated the ACLS guidelines over the past few years. Here is a quick summary the new changes in th 2011 guidelines:
Circulation, Circulation, Circulation
No more mouth to mouth CPR . This was changed in 2008, but it is being re-emphasized. If you see someone down in the parking lot, ask them if they are ok, if they don’t respond, just start chest compressions. NO mouth to mouth. No more “look, listen, and feel” for breathing. Just start compressions. This doesn’t apply to hospitalized patients or ER patients. In the hospital, you can have someone bag them right away and intubate them. You don’t have to ignore airway. Now it’s CAB, instead of ABC. (Chest compressions, airway, breathing). If they aren’t getting compressions, they aren’t circulating blood, and their brain is dying quickly. Rate should be 100/minute. Good, deep, hard compressions. Minimize interuptions in chest compressions as much as possible. Don’t delay shock.
Bandung Cardiology update 2011
May 7th, 2011
Contact :
Dept. Cardiology and Vascular Medicine
Faculty of Medicine, University of Padjadjaran
Phone : 022-2o34453/54 ext. 4503
Email : bcu_bdg@yahoo.com
Week End Course of Cardiology ( WECOG ) 23rd
May 7th, 2011
PROFILE OF ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME IN MITRA KELUARGA SURABAYA HOSPITAL ON 2008
May 7th, 2011H.Wibowo,R., Pratanu,I., Suryawan,R.
Cardiovascular Division, Mitra Keluarga Surabaya Hospital, Indonesia
Introduction. National data of acute coronary syndrome in public hospital is on steady process. Meanwihile, in the private hospitals data collection still rarely conducted. Therefore, we try to fill this gap by performing this study.
Method. This research is descriptive in nature with data collected from January to December 2008. The relevant data is collected secondary from the medical record for evaluation. Those with incomplete data is excluded.
Result. There are 110 samples with males (70,9%,54+10 years) and females (29,1%,65,5+11). Clinical symptoms of chest pain 86(78,2%), dyspneu 32(39,1%), and angina equivalent 50(45,5%) was found. Forty eight (43,6%) patient had smoking habit, hypertension 42 (38,2%), diabetes 46(41,8%), dyslipidemia 88(80%), metabolic syndrome 33(30,0%) stroke 7(6,4%), and chronic kidney disease 13(11,8%). Total of 81(73,6%) patients undergone angiography and theraphy received are PCI 55(50%), trombolitic 15(13,6%), anticoagulant 107(97,3%) and 16(14,5%) patients reffered for bypass surgery. Mortality was found in 5(4,5%) patients.
Discussion. Diabetes, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome and smoking habit proportion is high among our study population. Considerable effort will be required to reeducate the the patient about the definition, risks, consequences, and importance of treatment and life style modification based on the treatment guidelines.
Conclusion. Diabetes, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome and smoking habit is on high proportion in our population. PCI rate is high and the mortality rate is low.
Keyword : acute coronary syndrome, profile
Presented on 20th ASMIHA 2011
HYPERTENSION COMPLIANCE IN THE WORKING AREA OF PRIMARY PUBLIC HEALTH OF LASUNG, SOUTH BORNEO ON 2009
February 25th, 2011ABSTRACT
HYPERTENSION COMPLIANCE IN THE WORKING AREA OF PRIMARY PUBLIC HEALTH OF LASUNG, SOUTH BORNEO ON 2009
Hypertension is a major risk factor for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease. The World Health Organization Global Burden of Disease Study estimates that nonoptimal blood pressure ie, systolic BP of >115 mm Hg] is responsible annually for 7.1 million deaths and the loss of 64.3 disability-adjusted life years worldwide. Although a broad range of hypertension medications have been demonstrated to reduce BP, and BP control is an achievable goal, reports suggest that up to two thirds of patients with hypertension are not successfully treated, that is, achieve BP control. We still didn’t have the national data of the compliance of hypertension patient in Indonesia.
DRUG USED IN HYPERTENSION TREATMENT IN THE WORKING AREA OF PRIMARY PUBLIC HEALTH CARE OF KARANG BINTANG, SOUTH BORNEO ON 2009
February 25th, 2011ABSTRACT
DRUG USED IN HYPERTENSION TREATMENT IN THE WORKING AREA OF PRIMARY PUBLIC HEALTH CARE OF KARANG BINTANG, SOUTH BORNEO ON 2009
Apropriate drug choice in hypertension treatment is a very important factor for successful hypertension management. Although a broad range of hypertension medications have been demonstrated to reduce BP, and BP control is an achievable goal, reports suggest that up to two thirds of patients with hypertension are not successfully treated. We still didn’t have the national data of the drug used in treatment of hypertension patients in Indonesia.