Alexander Spektor, Alexander Spektor
Abstract
In the past, rheumatism was considered a disease of the young. Now rheumatism has aged. Among the 5241 heart patients (1953-1963) observed by us, rheumatism (all ages) accounted for 39.3%, and rheumatism in patients over 50 years old - 5.1%.
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In the past, rheumatism was considered a disease of the young. Now rheumatism has aged. Among the 5241 heart patients (1953-1963) observed by us, rheumatism (all ages) accounted for 39.3%, and rheumatism in patients over 50 years old - 5.1%.
Key concepts: Rheumatism, Medicine, Rheumatic fever, Traditional medicine, Internal medicine