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G Schleusing

Publications and source records attributed to G Schleusing.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1984

[Diagnostic problems of pulmonary embolism].

There is no pathognomonic sign for pulmonary embolism. The diagnosis must be made from the combination of anamnestic, clinical and paraclinical parameters. An essential purpose of the paper is the demonstration of the valency of these parameters. The clinical proof of the origin of embolism facilitates the establishment of the diagnosis, is, however, often not possible. The pulmonary embolism as well as the origin of embolism are most certainly to be proved by angiographic investigation methods. On account of the vital endangering by relapses as well as the necessity of a different and extensive therapy the securing of the diagnosis is necessary.

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PubMed1980

[Cardiopulmonary capacity before and after lung operation (author's transl)].

We examined patients before and after lobectomy respectively pneumonectomy, to judge the influence of parenchyma reduction on the capacity of the cardiopulmonary system. We measured the cardiopulmonary function including the pulmonary arterial pressure. The influence of lobectomy on the functions of the lung and the cardiopulmonary system is lower than that of pneumonectomy. The load of the right ventricle is preponderant due to the increased resistance and pressure in the pulmonary circulation. It depends on the extent of parenchyma reduction. In the postoperative course there is a negative trend, which likely correlates with pulmonary function and time. These results are the base for special postoperative examination and therapeutics.

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PubMed1977

[Physical therapy and exercise therapy in the clinical rehabilitation after lung operations (author's transl)].

Physical training enhances adaptibility in all organs, by this way the morbidity will be reduced. It is of value as well in prophylaxis as in clinical rehabilitation in combination with medical therapy. Indications, contra-indications and the effect of an adequate training in chronic pulmonary diseases and conditions after lung operations are discussed; examples are given. Volume and intensity of training are assessed and administered from the results of cardiopulmonary function testing including ergometry with measurements of pulmonary arterial pressure.

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