Donโt miss this programme which brings together leading faculty to best inform of the latest clinical evidence and real-world application for optimising treatment strategies in #heartfailure with @ProfMartinCowie
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๐ Exciting Collaboration Alert! We're proud to partner with SanMed to enhance cardiovascular education in China. This initiative will bring Radcliffe Groupโs expert content to thousands of Chinese HCPs, supporting superior patient outcomes and extending our global impact.
What does the current literature say about catheter ablation with pulmonary vein isolation (PVI) compared to pharmacological treatment of #atrialfibrillation with #amiodarone?
Faggioni et al. provide an overview ๐ https://t.co/2Y7bsFozIH
#CFRJournal#AFib#AF#HeartFailure
Hyperkalaemia poses a major challenge in the management of #heartfailure patients, presenting in 16% to 25% of cases.
Here, Ismail et al. discuss pathophysiology and management of hyperkalaemia in #HF ๐ https://t.co/eq9RHBYYW5 @ShelleyZieroth#CFRJournal#CardioEd#Heart
The transition of care for #heartfailure patients has stayed the same for the past 45 years, but new structural interventions are on the rise. Here, Dr Jeffrey Park and @hsuradi review the innovations that are improving survival rates ๐ https://t.co/jxpI55MgEN #CFRJournal#MedEd
When the oxygen intake of #heartfailure patients is impared, intervention is required.
Here, Erik H Van Iterson explains what should be considered when evaluating the aerobic exercise capacity of these patients ๐ https://t.co/G8JrDYIc6U
#CFRJournal#CardioEd#BeatHF#MedEd
Inotropic agents have been associated with adverse events, but remain key in the management of acute #heartfailure. This article discusses clinical practice, ongoing research and recommendations for their usage ๐ https://t.co/gZWiZGGQaX @IIKONOMIDIS#CFRJournal#CardioEd#MedEd
โNot ready for prime-timeโ
In this letter to the editor, the authors argue that while red cell distribution width is a marker of a chronic disease, it is not specific to #heartfailure, and therefore should not be used for diagnosis ๐ https://t.co/TmclGDGR0o
#CFRJournal#MedEd
CardioMEMS, an implantable pressure monitoring device for the pulmonary artery, may reduce heart failure hospitalisations.
This case study by Rali et al. covers a successful CardioMEMS with GBCA implantation in a woman aged 57 ๐ https://t.co/H4jmdBD2sC #CFRJournal@aniket_rali
Why do women remain underrepresented in the field of cardiology? Here, Ersilia DeFilippis (Columbia University Irving Medical Center, New York) et al. suggest strategies to redress this persistent disparity in HF practice ๐ https://t.co/PWjbvp8uqd #CFRJournal#WomenInCardiology
Are you aware of the benefits of sacubitril with valsartan as a treatment for chronic #heartfailure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF)? Dr Mauro Gori et al. review the available data ๐ https://t.co/aVMXja6bCg @MicheleSenni @JJheart_doc @DrDEliaEmilia#CFRJournal#CardioEd
It's Mental Health Awareness Week. Here's a list of helpful articles that discuss the important connection between mental health and cardiac health:
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#mentalhealth#takeabreath
Whatโs the link between diabetes medication and heart disease?
Data suggests that some types of diabetes medication can reduce instances of CV disease. Dr Tariq Ahmad et al. explain what you need to know ๐ https://t.co/FCCWXICKcT @yaleHFdoc#ECRJournal
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have decided to postpone the webinar: Optimising Treatment in HF on 24 March to a later date.
Weโll be in touch with more information soon.
Learn about the optimal treatment of HF โ practical uses, sequencing of drugs, cases & latest data.
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