South China Journal of Cardiology
ISSN:1009-8933
CN:44-1512/R
Frequency:Quarterly
Website:none
Email:scjoc@163.com
Postcode:510100
Articles729
Citations213
Funded7
Clinical characteristics of patients readmitted for stroke with double anti-platelet therapy after percutaneous coronary interventionWANG Ling, RAN Peng, CAI An-ping, CHEN Ji-yanIncreased lipoprotein (a) level is independently associated with the severity of coronary artery diseaseLIAN Huan, ZHUO Sheng-qing, TIAN Xiang-ting, LIU Fu-chengAssociation of alcohol dehydrogenase and aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 genetic polymorphisms with serum lipid profile: meta-analysis of mendelian randomisation studiesGAO Jia-jia, JIN Dong-mei, WEN Zhu-zhi, IP Chi-kin, WANG Jing-feng, GENG Deng-fengInfluential factors for readmission after percutaneous coronary interventionWANG Ling, ZHONG Qi, LI Ming-min, CAI An-ping, CHEN Ji-yanClinical application of lung CT in diagnosis and treatment for hospital-acquired pneumonia of cardiac surgery patientsLI Xiao-ming, HU Xiang-ming, YANG Shi-fang, LU Fen, LIANG Yuan-hongRelationship of plasma level of Lp-PLA2 and pulse wave velocity and carotid intima-media thicknessLUO Ying, WANG Li-li, LONG Juan, CHEN Qi-ying, HU WeiExpression of circulating smooth muscle actin (ACTG2) in the patients with unstable anginaMA Dun-liang, ZHANG Chuan-shou, CHAI Wei-lu, WANG Feng, LI Chen-xi, ZHU Jie-ning, TAN Hong-hongAdvanced practice nurses transitional care promotes anti-coagulation therapy of warfarin in atrial fibrillation patients in South ChinaLEI Zhi-rong, CHEN Xi, PEI Xiao-yang, AI Gui-lan, ZHU Jian-ling, WANG Jia-xianVacuum sealing drainage technique in the treatment of poor healing wounds after heart valve surgery: experience in cardiac nursingWU Hong-mei, HUANG Zhi-feng, ZHENG Shao-yi, LAI Wen, LIU Zu-an, BIAN Hui-ning, SUN Chuan-weiExperimental assessment of a modified retrograde traction tracheal intubation method for increasing the success rate of myocardial infarction model in ratsJIN Jin-lan, WEI Jian-rui, GUO Jian, LV Rong-gui, SU Fu-di