Volume 5; Issue 2

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Volume 5; Issue 2

1

Renal function: an emerging risk factor for cardiovascular disease?

Martin J. Landray, Colin Baigent

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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PDF, 243 KB

english, 2001

2

Stenting offered similar rates of death, stroke, and MI at a lower cost, but with more repeat revascularizations compared with CABGS: Percutaneous transluminal coronary revascularization with stenting for multivessel disease prevented more early cardiac events than CABGS

Charanjit S. Rihal

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

3

There was a significant association between plasma concentration of Lp(a) and the risk of CHD

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

4

Long-term treatment with dofetilide had no effect on mortality and morbidity in survivors of MI with left-ventricular dysfunction

Carlos A. Morillo

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

5

Overcoming the evidence-to-application gap in clinical practice

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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PDF, 118 KB

english, 2001

6

At the bedside: syncope

Satish R. Raj, Robert S. Sheldon

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

7

Prophylactic amiodarone in older patients receiving β -blockers and undergoing open-heart surgery was efficacious

Eugene Crystal, Stuart J. Connolly

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

8

EDITORIAL

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

9

PTCA in the treatment of non-acute CAD may lead to greater symptom relief, but at the expense of more bypass grafting

William S. Weintraub

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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PDF, 221 KB

english, 2001

10

Atorvastatin prevented early recurrence of ischemic events and death in patients with unstable angina or non-Q-wave MI: Lipid-lowering drugs prescription of lipid-lowering drugs at hospital discharge following an acute coronary syndrome was associated with reduced short-term mortality

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 245 KB

english, 2001

11

Atriobiventricular pacing in patients with HF and intraventricular conduction delays increased exercise tolerance and quality of life

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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PDF, 227 KB

english, 2001

12

Low-dose metoprolol CR/XL and fluvastatin slowed progression of carotid atherosclerosis in asymptomatic patients with carotid plaque: Ramipril had a beneficial effect on the progression of atherosclerosis in patients at high risk for cardiovascular events

Curt D. Furberg, Gregory W. Evans

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 252 KB

english, 2001

13

Perioperative neurocognitive decline following CABGS was persistent and was associated with later cognitive decline

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

14

Fenofibrate decreased the rate of angiographic progression of CAD in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: Pravastatin may have prevented the development of diabetes mellitus in men

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

15

Eptifibatide, as an adjunct to stent implantation, was both efficacious and safe in preventing clinical complications

Vladimir Dzavik

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

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english, 2001

16

Electrical cardioversion preceded by TEE was no more effective than a conventional strategy of cardioversion but did prevent hemorrhagic events

P.J. Devereaux, Salim Yusuf

Journal:

Evidence-based Cardiovascular Medicine

Year:

2001

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 240 KB

english, 2001