🫀In this #CardiogenicShock study, over 1/2 of CS pts at large hubs had been transferred from other hospitals.
They had higher mortality compared to those presenting directly to the hub & this was primarily driven by pts with HF-CS rather than AMI-CS.
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📚🫀 Discover the latest research in HF in the April Issue of #JCF !

This issue features original research, reviews, guidelines, expert perspectives, and more. 🔍 Stay informed and make an impact in the heart failure community!

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Out now in #JCF ! Remote follow-up visits can reduce costs & enhance pragmatic HF trials. In this analysis of CONNECT-HF, Satoshi Shoji, MD, PhD et al. evaluated the completeness & validity of the remote follow-ups. #ACC
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Welcome to another tweetorial on the newly reported epidemiology and outcomes in HF by BiykemBozkurt, Kevin Alexander Muthu Vaduganathan et. al. Journal of Cardiac Failure Robert Mentz, MD Anu Lala-Trindade with help from star resident Jenna Campbell Samir Mehta and edits from Alexander Hajduczok, MD 🇺🇦🙏
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More data showing that #GDMTworks !

Early use of sacubitril/valsartan in ADHF & renal dysfunction led to early & significant improvements in eGFR. Initiation and up-titration of ARNI early after ADHF are feasible and beneficial.

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🔥New in #JCF : Like Europe & the US, Brazil has a growing number of HF patients.

Yet, Brazil is at a much earlier stage in the development of the HF subspecialty.

🔗 Learn more about this in a Research Letter by the Brazilian Society of Cardiology🫀: bit.ly/492hmTy

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The Pandemic That Never Left ➡️ HEART FAILURE
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🚨Although the mortality related to COVID-19 has eased significantly from 2021 highs, COVID-19-related mortality was LOWER than Heart Failure-related mortality both at its peak and throughout the pandemic