Perioperative hyperglycemia in cardiac surgery is associated with wound infection, acute kidney injury, and death, yet the intravenous insulin used to treat it is itself coupled to hypoglycemia, yet the intravenous insulin used to treat it is itself coupled to hypoglycemia.
Ibrahim Gamal, M. Elkasaby, Osama Ewidat et al.· Cardiology in Review· 1 citation
Baxdrostat lowers blood pressure and aldosterone levels in uncontrolled and resistant hypertension but increases potassium and modestly reduces eGFR, supporting careful laboratory monitoring and longer trials to evaluate long-term clinical outcomes.
A. Gadelmawla, A. Hageen, R. Rateb et al.· Cardiology in Review· 0 citations
Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) is a common congenital heart defect. PDA disproportionately affects low-birth-weight infants, resulting in an incidence of 21% among preterm births as compared to 0.05% in the general population. The ductus arteriosus remains patent in the fetus, allowing maternal blood to directly enter...
Rithvik Swamynathan, L. Dolan, W. Frishman et al.· Cardiology in Review· 0 citations
Integration of echocardiography, computed tomography, CMR, and emerging positron emission tomography and artificial intelligence-based approaches can help address diagnostic uncertainty in aortic stenosis.
H. Itani, M. Moumneh, Ahmed A. Zayed et al.· Cardiology in Review· 0 citations
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