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Mashup Score: 8ESC 365 - The cardiology knowledge hub - 2 year(s) ago
Check out the cardiology knowledge from European Society of Cardiology
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Mashup Score: 9ESC 365 - The cardiology knowledge hub - 2 year(s) ago
Check out the cardiology knowledge from European Society of Cardiology
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Don´t miss the opportunity to watch as #ACVC_ESC member the #ACVC2022 @escardio Congress https://t.co/1wrfLfSOaO Great sessions about acute cardiovascular care https://t.co/zOPlC4ui8t
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Mashup Score: 1Targeted temperature management after cardiac arrest: quo vadis? - 2 year(s) ago
A congress session at ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2022
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#ACVC2022 free content 🤗👇 Targeted temperature management after cardiac arrest: quo vadis? with @cbgranger https://t.co/uDdUexxOaw And there’s more if you become #ACVC_ESC member https://t.co/mBsi2exHmN #cardiotwitter #cvacute @sarahmperman https://t.co/6tubn8Vxys
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Mashup Score: 3Cardiogenic shock: state of the art 2022 - 2 year(s) ago
A congress session at ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2022
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RT @drmilicaa: Cardiogenic shock - State of the art OPEN access #ACVC2022 https://t.co/mWzMdw9g0q @escardio @krychtiukmd @seanvandiepen @A…
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Mashup Score: 7Cardiogenic shock: state of the art 2022 - 2 year(s) ago
A congress session at ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2022
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#ACVC2022 free content 🤗👇 #CardiogenicShock: state of the art 2022 with @krychtiukmd , @seanvandiepen & Alexandre Mebazaa https://t.co/MTQVmpjT5F #cardiotwitter #ACVC_ESC #cvacute https://t.co/oVX3jElyzb
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Among patients with acute MI and cardiogenic shock, women were less likely to survive in the short term and the long term compared with men, according to findings from a retrospective study.“The women and men in our study had similar clinical characteristics when they developed cardiogenic shock after a heart attack,” Sarah L.D. Holle, MD, of Copenhagen University Hospital,
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ICYMI “Treatment guidelines are based on studies [that] primarily enrolled men. Further research is needed to determine whether women and men with cardiogenic shock might benefit from different interventions” #ACVC2022 @escardio @healiowomen #Cardiotwitter https://t.co/z6XyHWW63d
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In adults with non-STEMI, those presenting with shortness of breath or fatigue were more likely to die or be readmitted for CV complications at 1 year compared with those presenting with chest pain, researchers reported.In a database analysis, researchers found that just 76% of patients who experienced non-STEMI with dyspnea or fatigue as their main symptom were alive at 1 year compared with 94%
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ICYMI: “Patients presenting with shortness of breath or fatigue had a worse prognosis than those with chest pain,” #ACVC2022 @escardio #Cardiotwitter https://t.co/ZfXSfZpbFj
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In adults with non-STEMI, those presenting with shortness of breath or fatigue were more likely to die or be readmitted for CV complications at 1 year compared with those presenting with chest pain, researchers reported.In a database analysis, researchers found that just 76% of patients who experienced non-STEMI with dyspnea or fatigue as their main symptom were alive at 1 year compared with 94%
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ICYMI: “Patients presenting with shortness of breath or fatigue had a worse prognosis than those with chest pain,” #ACVC2022 @escardio #Cardiotwitter https://t.co/ZfXSfZpbFj
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Among patients with acute MI and cardiogenic shock, women were less likely to survive in the short term and the long term compared with men, according to findings from a retrospective study.“The women and men in our study had similar clinical characteristics when they developed cardiogenic shock after a heart attack,” Sarah L.D. Holle, MD, of Copenhagen University Hospital,
Source: www.healio.comCategories: Cardiology News and Journals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
ICYMI “Treatment guidelines are based on studies [that] primarily enrolled men. Further research is needed to determine whether women and men with cardiogenic shock might benefit from different interventions” #ACVC2022 @escardio @healiowomen #Cardiotwitter https://t.co/z6XyHWW63d
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Mashup Score: 3
In adults with non-STEMI, those presenting with shortness of breath or fatigue were more likely to die or be readmitted for CV complications at 1 year compared with those presenting with chest pain, researchers reported.In a database analysis, researchers found that just 76% of patients who experienced non-STEMI with dyspnea or fatigue as their main symptom were alive at 1 year compared with 94%
Source: www.healio.comCategories: Cardiology News and Journals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Adults presenting with shortness of breath/fatigue were more likely to die or be readmitted for CV complications 1 year after non-STEMI vs patients presenting with chest pain #ACVC2022 @escardio #Cardiotwitter https://t.co/ZfXSfZpbFj
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RT @rafavidalperez: Don´t miss the opportunity to watch as #ACVC_ESC member the #ACVC2022 @escardio Congress https://t.co/1wrfLfSOaO Great…