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Congenital absence of the right coronary artery:A case report
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作者 Xiao-Yong Zhu Xin-Hu Tang 《World Journal of Clinical Cases》 SCIE 2022年第34期12799-12803,共5页
BACKGROUND As a rare anomaly,congenital absence of the right coronary artery(RCA)occurs during the development of coronary artery.Patients with congenital absence of the RCA often show no clinical symptoms,and this di... BACKGROUND As a rare anomaly,congenital absence of the right coronary artery(RCA)occurs during the development of coronary artery.Patients with congenital absence of the RCA often show no clinical symptoms,and this disease is considered benign.The left coronary artery gives blood supply to the whole myocardium.The prevalence of congenital absence of the RCA is approximately 0.024%-0.066%.There are few cases reported as for this disease.In this work,a patient,with congenital absence of the RCA diagnosed by coronary angiography(CAG),was described.CASE SUMMARY A 41-year-old man arrived at our hospital for treatment,due to the repeated palpitations for a duration of one year.Considering the possibility of coronary heart disease,the patient underwent CAG that indicated the congenital absence of the RCA.Unfortunately,the patient refused to accept computed tomography coronary angiography(CTCA),to further confirm the congenital absence of the RCA.CONCLUSION Single coronary artery is a rare type of coronary artery abnormality,which usually has no obvious clinical manifestations and is considered as a benign disease.CAG is the main means by which congenital absence of the RCA can be diagnosed,and the disease can also be further confirmed by CTCA. 展开更多
关键词 Single coronary artery Coronary atherosclerosis absence of right coronary artery Coronary angiography Case report
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Pastoral Poets' Different Expectations From Nature in Chinese and Western Cultures
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作者 LIANG Yuan 《Sino-US English Teaching》 2011年第5期343-348,共6页
Though there is no exact equivalence of western "pastoral" in Chinese, the description of nature did appear abundantly in both cultures. Western pastorals can be traced back to Roman times while Chinese "Tian Yuan ... Though there is no exact equivalence of western "pastoral" in Chinese, the description of nature did appear abundantly in both cultures. Western pastorals can be traced back to Roman times while Chinese "Tian Yuan Shi" (田园诗), which may serve the best similarities, appeared as early as in East-Jin Dynasty (316-420 A.D.). Poets in both cultures praised country life and wanted to have a rest in the nature. Despite these similarities or "parallel", there are also some differences in two kinds of literature which have been widely discussed. Among all the differences, nature's function-spirit purification and consolation or a refuge-in fact varies in Chinese and western pastoral poetries. This means what the authors of these literary works expected from nature by panegyrizing nature highly and indulging themselves in nature differ significantly in two cultures. This phenomenon has been under thoughtful investigation. Different cultural, religious and historical backgrounds in Chinese and western cultures are exploited to explain these differences. However, these explanations are all phenomena themselves and lack the definitiveness and inevitability. The different western history opposite to the absence of subjective rights in China, which can find further resource in cultural geography, is examined in this paper to provide a more desirable answer. 展开更多
关键词 PASTORAL expectations from nature absence of subjective rights
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