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cardiac

Pertaining to the heart. In compound words, it converts to ‘cardio-’, as in cardiomyopathy or cardiovascular (pertaining to the heart and blood vessels).



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The project will create two new Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories at Southside Hospital and a shelled room that can accommodate a third future cath lab, as well as recovery space and all other support and operational functions.
9 million construction project, Lancaster's Antelope Valley Hospital will also add a second cardiac catheterization laboratory, in addition to expanding its emergency room and ICU.
Recent surveys conducted by the New England Journal of Medicine found that African American patients who suffer a heart attack are less likely to be referred for cardiac catheterization than white patients, whether the physician is black or white.
 
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