ReteshBajajMBBS, MRCPabRamyaParasaMBBS, MRCPcAnantharamanRamasamyMBChB, MRCPabNicoleMakariouMScabNicolasFoinPhDdFrancescoPratiMDefAlexandraLanskyMDgAnthonyMathurMD, PhDabAndreasBaumbachMD, PhDabChristos V.BourantasMD, PhDabh
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.05.017
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 28-45
Douglas S.LeeMD,PhDabcdSharon E.StrausMD,MScdePeter C.AustinPhDadShanasMohamedRN,BScNbMonicaTaljaardPhDfgAliceChongBScaJimingFangPhDaTreesaPrasadBScaMichael E.FarkouhMD,MScbdMichael J.SchullMD,MScadhSusannaMakMD,PhDdiHeather J.RossMD,MHScbcd
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.05.003
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 1-10
RajivAnanthakrishnaMBBS, MD, DMabcSau LLeePhDcJonathonFooteRNbBenedetta CSallustioPhDdeGiuliaBindaMDbcArduino AMangoniPhDfRichardWoodmanPhDgChristopherSemsarianMBBS,PhD, MPHhiJohn DHorowitzPhDjJoseph BSelvanayagamMBBS,DPhilabc
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.06.010
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 101-113
AudryChacin-SuarezMDaSherry L.GraceMDbClaudiaAnchique-SantosMDcMartaSuperviaMDadKaramTurk-AdawiMDeRaquel R.BrittoMDfDawn C.ScantleburyMDgFelipeAraya-RamirezMDhGracielaGonzalezMDiBriseidaBenaimMDjRosaliaFernandezMDkJacquelineHolMDlGerardBurdiatMDmRichardSalmonMDnHermesLomeliMDoTaslimaMamatazMDbJose R.Medina-InojosaMDaFranciscoLopez-JimenezMDa
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.05.010
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 16-27
Alexander TSandhuMD, MSa1ShunKohsakaMDbShoutzuLinMScChristopher YWooMD, MSdMary K.GoldsteinMDcePaul AHeidenreichMD, MSac
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.06.004
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 46-57
Emily M.EichenbergerMDaMichaelDagherMDaMatthew R.SinclairMDbStacey A.MaskarinecMD, PhDaVance G.FowlerJr.MD, MHSaJerome J.FederspielMD, PhDcd
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.06.007
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 63-72
GadCotterMDabBeth A.DavisonPhDabChristopherEdwardsBSaStefanieSengerPhDaJohn R.TeerlinkMDcFaiezZannadMDdOlav WendelboeNielsenMDeMarcoMetraMDfAlexandreMebazaaMDgOvidiuChioncelMDhBarry HGreenbergMDiAldo PMaggioniMDjGeorgErtlMDkNaokiSatoMDlAlainCohen-SolalMDm
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.06.001
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 73-80
Juan MiguelFernández-AlviraPhDaRodrigoFernández-JiménezMD, PhDabMercedesde MiguelMScacGloriaSantos-BeneitPhDacdPatriciaBodegaMsCacChristopher AHillBAdVanesaCarralPhDcCarlaRodríguezMSccIsabelCarvajalMSccXavierOrritPhDcAmayade Cos-GandoyMsCacMarianDal ReBSceTeresaRobledoMDeValentínFusterMD, PhDacd
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.06.006
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 81-88
MitsuruAbeMD,PhDaYukioOzakiMD,PhDbHiroshiTakahashiBSccMitsuruIshiiMD,PhDaNobutoyoMasunagaMDaTevfik F.IsmailPhD,FRCPdSatoshiIimuroMD,PhDeRetsuFujitaMSeHiroshiIwataMD,PhDfIchiroSakumaMD,PhDgYoshihisaNakagawaMD,PhDhKiyoshiHibiMD,PhDiTakafumiHiroMD,PhDjYoshihiroFukumotoMD,PhDkSeijiHokimotoMD,PhDlKatsumiMiyauchiMD,PhDfHisaoOgawaMD,PhDmHiroyukiDaidaMD,PhDfHiroakiShimokawaMD,PhDnYasushiSaitoMD,PhDoMasunoriMatsuzakiMD,PhDpMasaharuAkaoMD,PhDaTakeshiKimuraMD,PhDqRyozoNagaiMD,PhDr
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.06.009
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 89-100
Jonathan JEdwardsa†Jonathan BEdelsonabc†HannahKatcoffdAntaraMondaldDebraLefkowitzeNosheenRezafThomas CHanfffHeatherGriffisdJeremy AMazurekfJoyceWaldfAnjali TOwensfCarol AWittlieb-WeberaDanielle SBursteinaPavanAtlurigMatthew JO'ConnoraLee RGoldbergbhPaymanZamanidPeter WGroeneveldbgJoseph WRossanoabKimberly YLinaEdo YBiratibhi
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.05.018
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 11-15
There are limited data describing the prevalence of mental health disorders (MHDOs) in patients with ventricular assist devices (VADs), or associations between MHDOs and resource use or outcomes. We used the Nationwide Emergency Department Sample administrative database to analyze 44,041 ED encounters for VAD-supported adults from 2010 to 2017, to assess the relationship between MHDOs and outcomes in this population. MHDO diagnoses were present for 23% of encounters, and were associated with higher charges and rates of admission, but lower mortality.
Paul L.HessMD, MHS1Kensey L.GoschMS2Sandeep M.JaniMD, MPH3Paul D.VarosyMD1Steven M.BradleyMD, MPH4Thomas M.MaddoxMD, MSc5P.Michael HoMD, PhD1Salim S.ViraniMD, PhD6
doi : 10.1016/j.ahj.2021.04.017
Volume 240, October 2021, Pages 58-62
Recent data suggest direct oral anticoagulants are as safe and efficacious as warfarin among select patients with valvular heart disease and atrial fibrillation (AF). However, real-world treatment patterns of AF stroke prophylaxis in the setting of valvular AF are currently unknown. Accordingly, using the prospective, ambulatory National Cardiovascular Data Registry Practice Innovation and Clinical Excellence (PINNACLE) Registry, we sought to characterize overall use, temporal trends in use, and the extent of practice-level variation in the use of any direct oral anticoagulant and warfarin among patients with valvular AF from January 1, 2013, to March 31, 2019.
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