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Vascular and cardiac medicine
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Well, so true. But both randomized trials trials are focused on shock patients and have a neutral outcome. We all know that observational data is delicate due to serveral biases. Look at our Cardiac arrest study. academic.oup.com/eurheartj/ar...
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After the shock trial this one is also negative. Why should we consider using the iabp?
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Thats what we founf in our meta-analysis as well. But apixaban had less bleeding events and was as effective.
For sure lower quality data. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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Interesting! Did you change any habits after you read the results of this study?
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What can we take away from it for our daily practice?
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What do you think is the reason for the missing money in the NHS? Where is the money going? Or are the people not willing to pay for healthcare?
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Great. We need a study comaparing finerenone to spironolacton
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That’s huge! A reduction in MALE is exactly what we need for these patients, given their significant disease burden.
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Super interesting and highly relevant! I’m particularly curious about the subgroups—are there differences in the risk of recurrent events depending on the type of cancer?
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Super interesting and highly relevant! I’m particularly curious about the subgroups—are there differences in the risk of recurrent dvt events depending on the type of cancer?
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In other words, there is no data…. How can this unsignificant result trigger a treatment?
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Insurers… enough has been said.
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Important topic!
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What’s your opinion on colchicine in patients with atherosclerotic disease?
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Talk to Prof. Baldus
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Go for it :)
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Great to see cardiosky growing :)
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#echosky
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UA is open an triphasic
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What about the embolization risk?