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September 1, 1959ThoraxOpen Access

A Review of the Treatment of Cardiospasm

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Key result

A retrospective review of 137 patients with cardiospasm was conducted to compare the Negus hydrostatic dilator and Heller's operation, though specific efficacy results are not reported in the abstract.

Population

137 patients with cardiospasm treated at Leeds between 1939 and August 1956 (74 women, 63 men).

Design

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Authors

KLKingsley LawranceLeeds General InfirmaryJSJ. H. ShoesmithYork Hospital

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Implication

Adds no actionable data for cardiospasm management; leaves open comparative efficacy of Negus dilation versus Heller operation.

Study Design

Type

Observational (n=137)

Multicenter

No

Structured PICO

P
Population
137 patients (54% female) with cardiospasm treated at Leeds between 1939 and 1956.
E
Exposure
Treatment of cardiospasm (Negus hydrostatic dilator or Heller's operation)

This historical case series reviews the outcomes of 137 patients treated for cardiospasm to compare the efficacy of the Negus hydrostatic dilator versus Heller's operation.

Cite This Study

Lawrance et al. (1959) conducted an observational in Cardiospasm (n=137). Heller's operation vs. Negus hydrostatic dilator was evaluated. A retrospective review of 137 patients with cardiospasm was conducted to compare the Negus hydrostatic dilator and Heller's operation, though specific efficacy results are not reported in the abstract.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa6cb3e8d01e9f7b27f208bhttps://doi.org/10.1136/thx.14.3.211
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