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1 cardiac muscle
Syn. myocardium■ Muskulatur des Herzens. -
2 sudden cardiac death
■ Death occurring within minutes, resulting from an abrupt cardiac arrest.■ Infolge irreparablen Herzstillstandes plötzlich eintretender Tod. -
3 myocardium
Syn. myocardium■ Muskulatur des Herzens. -
4 herzkrank
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5 herzstärkend
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6 der Herzstillstand
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7 die Herzgegend
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8 der Herzinfarkt
- {cardiac infarct} -
9 die Herzmassage
- {cardiac massage} -
10 Herzinfarkt
m MED. heart attack, coronary, fachspr. cardiac infarction* * *der Herzinfarktcardiac infarction; infarction; coronary; heart attack* * *Hẹrz|in|farktmheart attack, cardiac infarction (spec)* * *Herz·in·farktm MEDeinen \Herzinfarkt bekommen/haben to have/suffer a heart attack* * *der heart attack; cardiac infarction (Med.)* * ** * *der heart attack; cardiac infarction (Med.)* * *m.cardiac infarctus n. -
11 Herzchirurgie
f heart ( oder cardiac) surgery* * *Hẹrz|chi|rur|giefheart or cardiac surgery* * *Herz·chi·rur·gief heart [or cardiac] surgery* * *die heart or cardiac surgery* * ** * *die heart or cardiac surgery -
12 Herzinsuffizienz
f heart failure, fachspr. cardiac insufficiency* * *die Herzinsuffizienzheart failure* * *Hẹrz|in|suf|fi|zi|enzfcardiac insufficiency* * *Herz·in·suf·fi·zi·enzf MED cardiac insufficiency* * *die (Med.) cardiac insufficiency* * ** * *die (Med.) cardiac insufficiency -
13 Herzmassage
f MED. cardiac massage* * *die Herzmassagecardiac massage* * *Hẹrz|mas|sa|gefheart massage* * *Herz·mas·sa·gef MED heart [or cardiac] massage* * *die cardiac massage; heart massage* * ** * *die cardiac massage; heart massage -
14 Herzmittel
n cardiac stimulant* * *das Herzmittelcardiac* * *Hẹrz|mit|telntcardiac drug* * *Herz·mit·tel* * *das (ugs.) heart pills pl.* * *Herzmittel n cardiac stimulant* * *das (ugs.) heart pills pl.* * *n.cardiac medication n. -
15 Herzmuskel
m ANAT. cardiac muscle* * *Hẹrz|mus|kelmheart or cardiac muscle* * *Herz·mus·kel* * *der (Anat.) heart muscle; cardiac muscle* * ** * *der (Anat.) heart muscle; cardiac muscle -
16 Herzstillstand
m Med. cardiac arrest* * *Hẹrz|still|standmcardiac arrest* * *Herz·still·standm MED cardiac arrest* * *der (Med.) cardiac arrest* * ** * *der (Med.) cardiac arrest -
17 Herztätigkeit
f cardiac activity; Aussetzen der Herztätigkeit cardiac arrest* * *Hẹrz|tä|tig|keitfheart or cardiac activity* * *Herz·tä·tig·keitf MED activity of the heart, cardiac activity* * *Herztätigkeit f cardiac activity;Aussetzen der Herztätigkeit cardiac arrest -
18 herzstärkend
Adj. cardiotonic; herzstärkendes Mittel cardiac stimulant* * *hẹrz|stär|kend1. adjcardiotonic (spec)ein herzstärkendes Mittel — a cardiac stimulant, a cardiotonic (spec)
2. advherzstärkend wirken — to stimulate the heart
* * *herz·stär·kendII. adv\herzstärkend wirken to have a stimulatory effect on the heart* * ** * *herzstärkend adj cardiotonic;herzstärkendes Mittel cardiac stimulant* * ** * *adj.cardiotonic adj. -
19 Herzrhythmusstörung
Hẹrz|rhyth|mus|stö|rungfpalpitations pl, cardiac disrhythmia (spec)* * *Herz·rhyth·mus·stö·rung\Herzrhythmusstörungen haben to suffer from heart rhythm [or cardiac] deviations [or ar[r]hythmia]* * *die (Med.) disturbance of the heart or cardiac rhythm* * *die (Med.) disturbance of the heart or cardiac rhythm -
20 Herzfehler
m MED. heart defect* * *der Herzfehlercardiac defect; heart complaint* * *Hẹrz|feh|lermcardiac or heart defect* * *Herz·feh·lerm heart [or cardiac] defect* * *der heart defect* * ** * *der heart defect* * *m.cardiac defect n.
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