Research across Ventricular Dysfunction
Related studies from across the Ventricular Dysfunction family.
CABG reduces all-cause death and repeat revascularisation risk in patients with diabetes and CKD
CABG Shows Lower Risk for Patients with Diabetes and CKD
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 10594 patients with multivessel coronary disease and multiple long-term conditions found CABG fa…
Surgery may offer better outcomes than other procedures for patients with heart disease who also have diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
Anticoagulation associated with lower risk of recurrent stroke in patients with left ventricular systolic dysfunction
Anticoagulants may lower stroke risk for patients with heart dysfunction
This meta-analysis of secondary analyses of randomized clinical trials examines anticoagulation for ischemic stroke prevention in patients w…
New analysis suggests that blood thinners might reduce the risk of both first and repeat strokes in people with specific types of heart musc…
Off-pump CABG reduces mortality risk and stroke risk in patients with left ventricular dysfunction
Off-pump heart surgery shows lower death risk for weak hearts
This meta-analysis of 35,863 patients with multivessel coronary artery disease and left ventricular dysfunction (ejection fraction ≤40%) fou…
A large review of over 35,000 patients suggests off-pump heart surgery may reduce mortality and stroke risks for those with weakened heart m…
Elective unloading with a microaxial flow pump showed no material difference in outcomes versus standard care in severe left ventricular dysfunction
Heart Pump Strategy Backfires for Weakened Hearts During High-Risk Surgery
This randomized controlled trial enrolled 300 patients with severe left ventricular dysfunction and extensive coronary artery disease underg…
A heart pump meant to protect weakened hearts during surgery may increase death risk for patients with severe heart damage, new evidence sug…
Transendocardial ProtheraCytes injections improved physical functioning and vitality in patients with recent large AMI and LV dysfunction
New cell injections help heart patients feel better for six months
This phase I/IIb randomized controlled trial enrolled 31 treated and 12 control patients with recent large myocardial infarction and left ve…
Patients with recent heart attacks and weak heart pumps felt significantly better physically and socially after receiving new cell injection…
Statistical Analysis Plan Defines ICD Insertion Based on Ventricular Scar for Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction
New Heart Scan Strategy May Reduce Sudden Death Risk
This document is a statistical analysis plan outlining methods for a trial involving patients with mild moderate left ventricular systolic d…
A new trial plan tests if heart scans can better decide who needs a life-saving device to prevent sudden cardiac death.