Two rings too tight: sequential emergency PCI for hemodynamic and arrhythmic complications of mitral and tricuspid valve repair. by Patel, N, Cuculi, F, Banning, A

“…We report the case of a woman in whom this was treated by mitral valve annuloplasty with ensuing hemodynamic instability and ventricular arrhythmia secondary to a new left circumflex occlusion. Injury/distortion to either of the coronary arteries running in the atrio-ventricular groove is rare, and described only several times. …”

Estados Unidos: cuestiones de organización y el sujeto revolucionario by Mauricio García Echeverri

“…Esta entrevista apareció por primera vez en inglés bajo el título "USA: Questions of Organization and the Revolutionary Subject", en el volumen titulado The New Left and the 1960s: Collected Papers of Herbert Marcuse, Volume Three, editado por Douglas Kellner.…”
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An uncommon case of bioprosthetic mitral valve thrombosis with subsequent prosthesis dehiscence by Raja Ezman Faridz Raja Shariff, Sazzli Kasim

“…Following discharge, he re-presented with weakness due to a new left-sided stroke and right-sided occipital intracerebral haemorrhage. …”
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Cuando la táctica política se va transformando en estrategia: el giro en el Partido Comunista Argentino a fines de la década de 1950 by Brenda Rupar

“…We consider that this issue has been neglected in interpretations, and that it is key in the study of the organizations of the Argentinian “New Left” organizations that emerged in the ´60s and discussed with the PCA.…”
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WITNESSING THE REVOLUTION: NORTH AMERICANS IN CUBA IN THE 1960s by David L. Strug

“…The story of these North Americans offers an insider perspective on the revolution in its early humanist phase and furthers an understanding of the New Left's views on Cuba in the 1960s. Data come from 28 qualitative interviews with North Americans who lived and worked in Cuba in the 1960s. …”
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Écrire l’histoire des luttes en Grande-Bretagne : people’s history et history from below by Delphine Frasch, Marion Leclair

“…This paper traces the origins of British “history from below” back to 19th-century people’s history and labour history, and charts its evolution onwards, as it was shaped in turn by the “Popular Front” communism of the 1930s, the heterodox marxism of the “New Left” in the late 1950s, the social and countercultural movements of the late 1960s up to “Women’s Lib” in the 1970s. …”
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The Evolution of Inequality in Latin America in the 21st Century: What are the patterns, drivers and causes? by Francesco Bogliacino, Daniel Rojas Lozano

“…A possible causal interpretation is that the symbolic victories of the new left may have inflated social pressures, mostly in the presence of rents generated by the commodity boom. …”
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Contralateral transvenous left ventricular lead placement of an implantable device with pre‐sternal tunneling in an ipsilateral chronically obstructed subclavian vein by Ibrahim Antoun, Sotirios Dardas, Islam Mubashwirul, Abu‐Tariq Taher, Nauman Ahmed

“…Key Clinical Message Multiple methods are used to tackle ipsilateral obstructed venous access in patients undergoing a device upgrade by implanting a new left ventricular lead. One feasible solution to tackle this is implantation of the upgrade lead contralaterally with pre‐sternal tunnelization to the opposite side under conscious sedation.…”
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Two rings too tight: Sequential emergency PCI for hemodynamic and arrhythmic complications of mitral and tricuspid valve repair by Patel, N, Cuculi, F, Banning, A

“…We report the case of a woman in whom this was treated by mitral valve annuloplasty with ensuing hemodynamic instability and ventricular arrhythmia secondary to a new left circumflex occlusion. Injury/distortion to either of the coronary arteries running in the atrio-ventricular groove is rare, and described only several times. …”

Temporal Incidence and Predictors of High‐Grade Atrioventricular Block After Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement by Bassim El‐Sabawi, Garrett A. Welle, Yong‐Mei Cha, Raúl E. Espinosa, Rajiv Gulati, Gurpreet S. Sandhu, Kevin L. Greason, Juan A. Crestanello, Paul A. Friedman, Thomas M. Munger, Charanjit S. Rihal, Mackram F. Eleid

“…Conclusions Delayed HAVB occurs with higher frequency in patients with baseline first‐degree atrioventricular block or right bundle‐branch block, new left bundle‐branch block, and self‐expanding valve. …”
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Los nacionalismos y las canteras del tercerismo. Entre el hispanismo y el orientalismo en los sesenta by María Celina Fares

“…Others looked with sympathy on the eastern nationalist and emancipation movements, approaching the revolutionary and anti-imperialist imaginary of the emerging new left.…”
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Enemigo a las puertas. La libertad política y los principios fiduciarios en el socialismo británico by Julio Martínez-Cava Aguilar

“…Desde el socialismo republicano de algunos seguidores de Robert Owen hasta los desafíos que planteó la New Left, las teorías fiduciarias encontraron hueco para abrirse paso en los escritos de estos socialistas libertarian.   …”
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Left-wing Populism in Spain by Juan Roch González

“…Literature on party politics and populism offers empirical evidence about the emergence of traditional right-wing populist parties and new left-wing populist parties in Europe; scholars have also studied the Eurosceptic tendency of right-wing populist parties. …”
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Law as Architecture: Mapping Contingency and Autonomy in Twentieth-Century Legal Historiography by Dan Rohde, Nicolas Parra-Herrera

“…We begin by charting a rich debate on law’s autonomy held over the course of the twentieth century, overviewing contributions by Classical Legal Thought, Law and Society, Marxism, the New Left, Critical Legal History, and what we term the “Millennial Consensus.” …”
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The foreign policy program of the modern left movement of Uruguay: regional and global dimensions by Andreev Anton

“…Political developments 2020–2021 in Latin America allow us to talk about the beginning of a new left turn in the region. The rise of the in-fluence of left forces on the continent is having an impact on the left in Uruguay, where the traditional right parties are now in power. …”
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Knowledge, culture and the curriculum in Britain, 1944 to the present

“…It surveys the educational arguments of the New Left in the 1960s, the turn towards knowledge and control and neo-Marxism in the 1970s, the failed modernisations of the 1990s and the influence of postmodern culture on curriculum and school subjects. …”
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Aporia of Participatory Planning: Framing Local Action in the Entrepreneurial City by Ryan Love

“…This essay examines the hegemonic-discursive barriers facing local action in cities today, first, by revisiting the New Left/Frankfurt School critique of modern institutions, which not incidentally proved a key inspirational source for the original grassroots movements of the 1960s and 1970s. …”
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Le « champ littéraire » japonais en lutte : l’après-guerre et le discours sur la responsabilité des écrivains by Simone Müller

“…The second arose in 1956 between members of the New Japan Literary Association and a group of New Left sympathisers organised around the journal Arechi (Waste Land). …”
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Back to the Future. The Aftermath of Poland’s 2023 Parliamentary Election by Piotr Podemski

“…The paper analyses the electoral programmes of the major contenders (Law and Justice, Civic Coalition, Third Way, New Left and Confederation) as well as a variety of election-related statistics (e.g. by voters’ age, education, occupation and residence) revealing a more complex image of the Polish society and its political preferences in 2023. …”
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Rituals Within Walls: Thinking Post-War Japan’s History through Cinematic Allegories of Everyday Life by Ferran de Vargas

“…Between the mid-1960s and the early 1970s, the quotidian dimension took political centrality in Japan thanks to the leading role of the New Left movement and its ideology. This went hand in hand with an appreciation of the philosophical approaches of Marxist intellectuals such as Jun Tosaka and Gorō Hani, who saw the quotidian as a fundamental space for historical transformation. …”
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