Valvular heart disease

Barry H. Greenberg

Mosby

Now in the second edition, this incisive handbook examines the persuasive evidence that neurohormonal activation causes cardiac remodeling. That evidence includes large-scale clinical trials of neurohormonal blocking agents, such as angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors and Beta blockers, in heart failure patients. 
The handbook gives careful attention to the favorable impact that these agents have on the clinical course of heart failure patients and provides the basis for the use of these drugs for the treatment of heart failure.

Contemporary Diagnosis and Management of Heart Failure

Medical Books

Denise D. Hermann

Medicine

Handbooks in Healthcare

Heart Failure causes approximately 300,000 deaths each year in the United States alone. But heart failure does not always lead to death. Managing the condition is complex , and requires the clinician to be knowledgeable about the most current treatment options. The new edition of this handbook features new information on emerging therapies, device therapy (including a new chapter on left-ventricular assist devices[LVADs]), and detecting, monitoring, and treating acute decompensated heart failure as well as the latest updates to the Heart Failure Society guidelines.

Comtemporary Diagnosis And Management of Heart Failure

Handbooks in Health Care

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