When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest that all efforts should be made to rapidly uptitrate to optimal doses of the 3 and (likely) 4 pillars of HF medications. https://t.co/OR8WefrTCM
Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart Failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission: A Secondary Analysis of the STRONG-HF Randomized Clinical Trial.
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The discussions highlight the importance of achieving higher doses of heart failure medications within a short period, using terms like 'all efforts should be made' and 'rapid uptitration,' reflecting strong support and perceived significance. The tone and context show excitement for the potential impact on patient outcomes and clinical management, emphasizing both the scientific importance and practical implications of the findings.
Most discussions support the importance of rapidly uptitrating heart failure medications, indicating agreement with the study's findings.
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The widespread focus on optimizing treatment suggests this publication could influence clinical guidelines and practice changes.
Abstract in brief
- The study analyzed how quickly and effectively patients with acute heart failure (AHF) received optimized doses of heart failure medications after hospital discharge, aiming for full doses within 2 weeks.
- Patients who achieved higher doses of medications like RAS inhibitors and mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists generally had better outcomes, but those with lower blood pressure and more symptoms were less likely to reach optimal doses.
- The analysis also looked at 180-day readmission or death rates and quality of life changes, emphasizing the importance of quickly reaching guideline-recommended medication doses for improving patient outcomes.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyWhen patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest that all efforts should be made to rapidly uptitrate to optimal doses of the 3 and (likely) 4 pillars of HF medications. https://t.co/29KsHWR027
Among patients with AHF randomly assigned to high-intensity care, achieving higher doses of HF GDMT within 2 wks after
【追加解析: STRONG-HF】急性心不全患者において、GDMT(RAS阻害薬、β遮断薬およびMRA)の最適な投与量に対する投与量の割合の平均値の10%の増加は、180日心不全再入院または全原因死亡の減少と関連した。90日時点のQoLはGDMTの投与量が多い患者でより改善が見られた。 #ペ読 https://t.co/NfO23lWl6x
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Rapid Uptitration of Heart Failure Medications Post-Hospitalization
The STRONG-HF trial explored the rapid uptitration of guideline-directed heart failure therapy (GDMT) after hospitalization. The study found over 90% of patients achieved optimal GDMT doses in two weeks, leading to…
2 min cardiology(臨床論文、担当:井上巧) Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission Gad Cotter et al. JAMA Cardiol. 2024; 9(2): 114-124 https://t.co/9ZeEYzftFN →
Strong-HFはフルテキストなんとかもらって読んでたけど、アクセスは制限、、、Strong-HFの二次分析の論文はフリーアクセスやったし、こっちはこっちで分かりやすかった! Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart Failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission https://t.co/HxJ8VqQIFy
Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart Failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission - A Secondary Analysis of the STRONG-HF Randomized Clinical Trial
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Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart Failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission https://t.co/YX5PoSknpz
Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart Failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission: A Secondary Analysis of the STRONG-HF Randomized Clinical Trial | Cardiology | JAMA Cardiology | JAMA Network
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RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
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RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest that all efforts should be made to rapidly uptitrate to optimal doses of the 3 and (likely) 4 pillars of HF medications. https://t.co/29KsHWR027
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Optimization of Evidence-Based Heart Failure Medications After an Acute Heart Failure Admission - A Secondary Analysis of the STRONG-HF Randomized Clinical Trial
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【追加解析: STRONG-HF】急性心不全患者において、GDMT(RAS阻害薬、β遮断薬およびMRA)の最適な投与量に対する投与量の割合の平均値の10%の増加は、180日心不全再入院または全原因死亡の減少と関連した。90日時点のQoLはGDMTの投与量が多い患者でより改善が見られた。 #ペ読 https://t.co/NfO23lWl6x
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RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
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RT @gcfmd: Among patients with AHF randomly assigned to high-intensity care, achieving higher doses of HF GDMT within 2 wks after
RT @JAMACardio: When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest tha…
When patients with acute heart failure can tolerate higher doses of guideline-directed medical therapy, results suggest that all efforts should be made to rapidly uptitrate to optimal doses of the 3 and (likely) 4 pillars of HF medications. https://t.co/OR8WefrTCM
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RT @gcfmd: Among patients with AHF randomly assigned to high-intensity care, achieving higher doses of HF GDMT within 2 wks after
RT @gcfmd: Among patients with AHF randomly assigned to high-intensity care, achieving higher doses of HF GDMT within 2 wks after
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Optimization of Evidence-Based #HF drugs After an #AHF Admission: A 2ry Analysis of STRONG-HF Trial ✅ When pts tolerate higher doses of GDMT, all efforts should be made to rapidly uptitrate to optimal doses of the 3 & (likely) 4 pillars of HF drugs https://t.co/hxYuCscWhk https://t.co/wa3TBaOGKq
RT @gcfmd: Among patients with AHF randomly assigned to high-intensity care, achieving higher doses of HF GDMT within 2 wks after
Among patients with AHF randomly assigned to high-intensity care, achieving higher doses of HF GDMT within 2 wks after