Auslöser für akute Koronarsyndrome
Figure 1: Model of triggering of acute coronary syndromes (see text for details)


Keywords: Acute Coronary Syndrome,  akutes Koronarsyndrom,  plaque rupture,  Plaqueruptur,  Schema

Myokardinfarkt - Belastung
Figure 2: Physical activity at the onset of myocardial infarction. Adjusted odds ratios of physical activity states among patients with myocardial infarction compared with controls. Redrawn after [13]


Keywords: Activity,  Aktivität,  Belastung,  Diagramm,  myocardial infarction,  Myokardinfarkt

Myokardinfarkt - Wut - Ärger - Emotion
Figure 3: Relative risk of myocardial infarction in the hours following an outburst of anger. The error bars indicate the 95 % confidence intervals; the dotted line represents the baseline risk. Redrawn after [18]


Keywords: anger,  Diagramm,  Emotion,  Emotion,  myocardial infarction,  Myokardinfarkt,  Wut,  Ärger

Plötzlicher Herztod - Erdbeben
Figure 4: Daily incidence of sudden cardiac deaths associated with an earthquake. A major earthquake occurred in Northridge, California, on January 17, 1994. Redrawn after [25]


Keywords: Diagramm,  earthquake,  Erdbeben,  plötzlicher Herztod,  sudden cardiac death

Myokardinfarkt - Krieg
Figure 5: Daily incidence of acute myocardial infarction associated with war threat in a Tel Aviv population from 8th to 25th January 1991, compared with the same period in 1990. Large arrow = beginning of the Gulf war; small arrows = missile attacks on Israel. Redrawn after [26]


Keywords: Diagramm,  Israel,  Israel,  Krieg,  myocardial infarction,  Myokardinfarkt,  Tel Aviv,  Tel Aviv,  war

Myokardinfarkt - Tageszeit
Figure 6: Circadian variation in the onset of myocardial infarction. The upper panel shows the unadjusted circadian pattern of myocardial infarction (P < 0.01); the lower panel the circadian pattern adjusted for time of awakening. Redrawn after [9]


Keywords: circadian variation,  Diagramm,  myocardial infarction,  Myokardinfarkt,  Tageszeit

Myokardinfarkt - wöchentliche Verteilung
Figure 7: Weekly variation in the onset of myocardial infarction in a working (n = 884) and a non-working population (n = 1191) (1985–1990); grey bars = working (n = 884), white bars = non-working (n = 1191) * p < 0.05. Redrawn after [64]


Keywords: Arbeiter,  Diagramm,  myocardial infarction,  Myokardinfarkt,  weekly variation,  Wochentag,  worker