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Author(s):
Jelena Celutkiene
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Alexandre Mebazaa
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Jan Biegus
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et al
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1 year ago
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7 months ago
Source:
Radcliffe Cardiology
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the non-steroidal, selective mineralocorticoid receptor antagonist (nsMRA) finerenone (Kerendia, Bayer). The new indication is for adult patients with heart failure (HF) and a left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) of ≥40% to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, hospitalisation for heart failure, and urgent heart failure visits.¹ The…
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Author(s):
Josip A Borovac
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Dino Miric
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3 months ago
Pharmacological Therapy of HFrEF in 2025
Author(s):
Massimo Mapelli
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Filippo Maria Rubbo
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Simona Costantino
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et al
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8 months ago
Review Article
Jozine ter Maaten
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Job title: Cardiologist
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Author(s):
Renzo Laborante
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Attilio Restivo
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Daniela Mele
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et al
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11 months ago
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7 months ago
Source:
Radcliffe Cardiology
A new nationwide cohort study from France suggests that a simple risk stratification tool based on administrative data could help tailor cardiologist follow-up for patients with heart failure (HF), potentially improving survival and optimising resource use. The study found that 40% of patients with HF do not have an annual cardiology consultation, regardless of their disease severity.¹The French…
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Author(s):
James Udelson
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1 year ago
THT Conference 2025 - Positive safety and efficacy outcomes were found of the Reprieve decongestion management system (DMS; Reprieve Cardiovascular, Inc) for the treatment of acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF). Urinary sodium excretion was seen to be significantly higher in the Reprieve DMS arm than in the control arm, and there were fewer UTI infections in ADHF patients receiving the…
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‘Residual Congestion’ in HF
Author(s):
Aleksandra Gasecka
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Aleksander Siniarski
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1 year ago
Review Article
Author(s):
Archana Ganapathy
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Jason N Dungu
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Anthony D Dimarco
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et al
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1 month ago
