During World War II Russell was deputy commissioner of the Australian Red Cross ( 1941 42 ) before becoming chief commissioner of the field force ( 1943 46 ), serving the Heidelberg of hypertensive heart disease; he was cremated.
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According to ICD-10, hypertensive heart disease ( I11 ), and its subcategories : hypertensive heart disease with heart failure ( I11.0 ) and hypertensive heart disease without heart failure ( I11.9 ) are distinguished from chronic rheumatic heart diseases ( I05-I09 ), other forms of heart disease ( I30-I52 ) and ischemic heart diseases ( I20-I25 ).
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According to ICD-10, hypertensive heart disease ( I11 ), and its subcategories : hypertensive heart disease with heart failure ( I11.0 ) and hypertensive heart disease without heart failure ( I11.9 ) are distinguished from chronic rheumatic heart diseases ( I05-I09 ), other forms of heart disease ( I30-I52 ) and ischemic heart diseases ( I20-I25 ).
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According to ICD-10, hypertensive heart disease ( I11 ), and its subcategories : hypertensive heart disease with heart failure ( I11.0 ) and hypertensive heart disease without heart failure ( I11.9 ) are distinguished from chronic rheumatic heart diseases ( I05-I09 ), other forms of heart disease ( I30-I52 ) and ischemic heart diseases ( I20-I25 ).
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Hypertension increases the risk of heart failure by two or three-fold In addition, hypertension precedes heart failure in 90 % of cases, Hypertensive heart disease was estimated to be responsible for 1.0 million deaths worldwide in 2004 ( or approximately 1.7 % of all deaths globally ), and was ranked 13th in the leading global causes of death for all ages.
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The city's chief medical examiner, Dr . Charles S . Hirsch, who coordinated his investigation with state health officials, said Friday that Lt . Raymond F . Schiebel, a 25-year veteran of the Fire Department, suffered from hypertensive heart disease and that his heart had virtually shut down while he fought a fire in a house in Williamsburg the night of March 5.
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Hypertension and hypertensive heart disease was shown to be the commonest cause of " sudden cardiac death " in Nigerians, in contrast to patterns in Western nations ( mostly by acute myocardial infarction ), and combined renin-angiotensin and sympathetic nervous inhibitors was demonstrated to reduce congestive heart failure mortality by up to 50 % ( www . nrgrgurdiannews . com . editorial, 18 March 1997 ).
