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Impact of vascular biology in treatment of cardiovascular disease Section III: Neurohormonal strategies in the failing heart cash advance cash advance
May 3, 2003
The VBWG Core Curriculum 2003 slide lecture compendium *Impact of vascular biology in treatment of cardiovascular disease, provides updates on new science and mechanisms of disease, plus implications of recent clinical trials. Areas of focus:* Section I: RAAS manipulation Section II: Lipid management Section III: Neurohormonal strategies in the failing heart Section IV: Antithrombotic interventions in acute coronary syndromes Section V: Atrial fibrillation, anticoagulation, and stroke prevention The material in this section of the slide/lecture program discusses new approaches to the treatment of heart failure with a focus on the following areas: The neurohormonal model of vascular dysfunction in heart failure and implications for treatment Reassessing management of heart failure based on recent clinical trials Confronting misconceptions about ß-blockers and expanding opportunities for CV protection with neurohormonal blockade. cash advance cash advance

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A	Heart failure: A challenge to the healthcare delivery system cash advance cash advance cash advance	PPT PPT	18 - 31
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