Therapeutic aspects of heart failure management

The following case studies have been chosen to illustrate the basis for therapeutic management of systolic heart failure and outline the remaining gaps in knowledge, of which there are several. The issues apply across the spectrum of patients seen in clinical practice.

Therapeutic aspects of heart failure management

The following case studies have been chosen to illustrate the basis for therapeutic management of systolic heart failure and outline the remaining gaps in knowledge, of which there are several. The issues apply across the spectrum of patients seen in clinical practice.
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Therapeutic aspects of heart failure management

The following case studies have been chosen to illustrate the basis for therapeutic management of systolic heart failure and outline the remaining gaps in knowledge, of which there are several. The issues apply across the spectrum of patients seen in clinical practice.
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Written by: ViaScan Editorial Team

Medical Advisor: John Duncan, Ph.D. Director of Operations at:  VIASCAN

Medical Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Reading this article does not create a doctor–patient relationship with ViaScan. Always consult your doctor or another qualified healthcare professional regarding your health, symptoms, or treatment. If you think you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call your local emergency number immediately.

Director of Operations at : VIASCAN

John Duncan, Ph.D., has been a leading expert in preventive cardiology for over 20 years. He has dedicated his career to helping thousands of people take control of their health before problems arise. 

After working at the Cooper Institute for 15 years, he founded ViaScan, where he has helped tens of thousands of patients gain insight into their health through early detection of cardiovascular diseases and cancer.

Category
Experimental
Year
2017
Status
Success