Both UIC and UIUC's medical schools are the same and the college of nursing as well. Yes, but for undergrad there is no comparison. I graduated from UIC and the only difference is when you receive your diploma is one says board of trustees at Chicago/Urbana And that one word is a huge difference.
congenital disease in which the aorta is narrowed; causes reduced systemic circulation and fluid accumulation in the lungs. congestive heart failure. chronic condition characterized by the inability of the left ventricle to pump enough blood through the body to adequately supply the systemic tissues.
Hypertrophic heart disease is the abnormal thickening of the walls of the left ventricle. This can be congenital, related to valvular heart disease, autoimmune, or, most commonly, related to elevated blood pressure. The hypertrophy initially causes diastolic abnormalities. Because the thickened heart muscle is not as compliant as normal, the pressure inside the left ventricle may become elevated, and blood can back-up in the lungs.