SO FUCKING WHAT? Describing a problem with no provided solution or even a way to solve it is a fireable offense in my book. Some stroke leader needs to lay down the law on stroke research requirements.
Protocols are created with efficacy ratings for every intervention.
100% recovery for all is the goal of all stroke research.
No survivor is left behind.
Distribution of protocols to every stroke doctor and hospital is required, OR you distribute them to every 10 million yearly survivors every year from now on.
Protocols are created with efficacy ratings for every intervention.
100% recovery for all is the goal of all stroke research.
No survivor is left behind.
Distribution of protocols to every stroke doctor and hospital is required, OR you distribute them to every 10 million yearly survivors every year from now on.
Echocardiography-derived stroke volume index is associated with adverse in- hospital outcomes in intermediate-risk acute pulmonary embolism: A retrospective cohort study
Chest — Prosperi-Porta G, et al. | April 06, 2020
(How are these deaths preventable?) Echocardiographic-derived variables involving
SVI were retrospectively examined in normotensive individuals with acute
pulmonary embolism admitted between January 2012 and March
2017. Applying the Doppler velocity-time integral in the left or right
ventricular outflow tract, SVI was ascertained. The primary endpoint
included in-hospital PE-related death or cardiopulmonary decompensation.
A logistic regression was applied to ascertain the relationship between
SVI and outcomes, and receiver operating characteristic analysis to
compare the performance of SVI and other echocardiographic measures.
Association was found between low SVI and in-hospital death or
cardiopulmonary decompensation in acute PE. This study found excellent
performance of SVJ in comparison with other clinical and
echocardiographic variables.
This study was undertaken to investigate the association between
echocardiography-derived stroke volume index (SVI) and death or
cardiopulmonary decompensation in intermediate-risk patients with
pulmonary embolism (PE).
Read the full article on Chest
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