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55 long-term side effects of COVID-19 | AFib & exercise | A potential new COVID treatment
Wednesday, September 1, 2021
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The pandemic’s toll: 55 long-term side effects of COVID-19

As patients recover from the disease and try to return to their everyday lives, what kind of long-term side effects—cardiovascular and otherwise—should they anticipate?

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The pandemic’s toll: 55 long-term side effects of COVID-19

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As patients recover from the disease and try to return to their everyday lives, what kind of long-term side effects—cardiovascular and otherwise—should they anticipate?
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Why AFib patients should exercise regularly

Recurrent AFib episodes were much less likely when patients participated in a six-month exercise program. 

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Exercise. A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association examined the potential impact of many therapies, including fish oil supplements, lily of the valley and yoga.
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Why AFib patients should exercise regularly

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Exercise. A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association examined the potential impact of many therapies, including fish oil supplements, lily of the valley and yoga.
Recurrent AFib episodes were much less likely when patients participated in a six-month exercise program. 
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Metoprolol shows promise as an effective (and cheap) treatment for critically ill COVID-19 patients

The medication, commonly used to treat cardiovascular disease, was associated with no side effects in a new analysis out of Spain. 

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Metoprolol shows promise as an effective (and cheap) treatment for critically ill COVID-19 patients

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The medication, commonly used to treat cardiovascular disease, was associated with no side effects in a new analysis out of Spain. 
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Edoxaban comparable to VKAs for treating AFib after TAVR

Researchers shared their findings at ESC Congress 2021 and in the New England Journal of Medicine. 

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USPSTF updates its stance on aspirin use to prevent CVD, sees no benefit for patients 60 or older.
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Edoxaban comparable to VKAs for treating AFib after TAVR

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USPSTF updates its stance on aspirin use to prevent CVD, sees no benefit for patients 60 or older.
Researchers shared their findings at ESC Congress 2021 and in the New England Journal of Medicine. 
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Stroke severity, mortality higher among COVID-19 patients

The analysis included data from more than 700 stroke patients.

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Stroke severity, mortality higher among COVID-19 patients

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The analysis included data from more than 700 stroke patients.
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CSI’s orbital atherectomy system debuts in Canada

An interventional cardiologist at Toronto General Hospital performed the procedures. 

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CSI’s orbital atherectomy system debuts in Canada

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An interventional cardiologist at Toronto General Hospital performed the procedures. 
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Flu vaccine after heart attack reduces risk of death

Getting a flu shot after a myocardial infarction should become standard procedure for hospitalized patients, experts said Monday.

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Flu vaccine after heart attack reduces risk of death

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Getting a flu shot after a myocardial infarction should become standard procedure for hospitalized patients, experts said Monday.
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More than 10% of cardiac arrest patients contacted EMS the day before

These findings indicate that breathing problems may be an underrated warning sign of cardiac arrest, researchers said recently at ESC Congress 2021.

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More than 10% of cardiac arrest patients contacted EMS the day before

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These findings indicate that breathing problems may be an underrated warning sign of cardiac arrest, researchers said recently at ESC Congress 2021.
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Paravalvular leak after TAVR continues to be a problem—but advances in technology are helping

Additional studies are still necessary, but researchers are hopeful that modern TAVR solutions will help limit paravalvular leak in the years ahead. 

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Paravalvular leak after TAVR continues to be a problem—but advances in technology are helping

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Additional studies are still necessary, but researchers are hopeful that modern TAVR solutions will help limit paravalvular leak in the years ahead. 
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In Other News

AI enables much faster pathology for life-or-death interventions

After training deep neural networks on around 4,000 slide images from around 40 biopsied kidney patients, UCLA engineers have virtually re-stained tissue images for speedier high-accuracy diagnostics than a human histotechnologist could support.  

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Since the first U.S. deceased after circulatory death (DCD) heart transplant in late 2019, there has bee ongoing research to determine the best way to utilize this new source of donor hearts. Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine recently published a study in JAMA Network Open about their use of beating heart transplant procedures. It was found to be safe and had additional benefits. By avoiding additional warm and cold ischemic periods it eliminated need for ECMO.
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AI enables much faster pathology for life-or-death interventions

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Since the first U.S. deceased after circulatory death (DCD) heart transplant in late 2019, there has bee ongoing research to determine the best way to utilize this new source of donor hearts. Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine recently published a study in JAMA Network Open about their use of beating heart transplant procedures. It was found to be safe and had additional benefits. By avoiding additional warm and cold ischemic periods it eliminated need for ECMO.
After training deep neural networks on around 4,000 slide images from around 40 biopsied kidney patients, UCLA engineers have virtually re-stained tissue images for speedier high-accuracy diagnostics than a human histotechnologist could support.  
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