What’s New with the Diseases and Conditions
Index
Let's visit NHLBI's Diseases
and Conditions Index (DCI). Even if you're already
familiar with the DCI, it's a great time to take another
look at recent updates, animations, and illustrations.
The DCI now has 72 topics! There is even a new section
on Tests and Procedures with 13 topics such as, Echocardiography,
Stress
Testing, Pacemakers,
and Stents.
Thirty-eight topics are now available in print
format, which makes them useful for information racks,
clinics, and health fair handouts. Order printed
publications at http://hp2010.nhlbihin.net/dciprint/dci.htm. |
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See How the Heart Works with New
Animations
Now you can visualize blood flow and heart movements
through two new animations in How
the Heart Works –in the sections titled Heart
Contraction and Blood Flow and Your
Heart’s Electrical System. The second one is a great
way to see where the electrical impulses flow, what
parts of the heart are moving at various points in the
electrical cascade, and how each event corresponds to a
tracing on the
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View Helpful New Illustrations
Check out the detailed, labeled, color illustrations
of the main types
of congenital heart defects:
- Atrial Septal Defect
- Tetralogy of Fallot
- Ventricular Septal Defect
Or see what happens inside blood vessels with Vasculitis.
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Stock Up for Your Office, Clinic,
Information Rack, or Health Fair
Selected DCI topics are available as attractive
publications for bulk ordering. They have color headings
and illustrations and look quite different from the
online DCI format. Check out the printed publications at
http://hp2010.nhlbihin.net/dciprint/dci.htm.
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