Pharmacologic Treatment of Heart Failure

Heart failure
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The article “Beyond pharmacological treatment: an insight into therapies that target specific aspects of heart failure pathophysiology” considers heart failure as a complex disorder that is characterized by various symptoms that may include breathlessness, fatigue, pulmonary crepitations, as well as jugular venous elevation. Additionally, the seriousness of health failure condition is linked to a high rate of hospitalization and elevated mortality. There are various medial approaches that would be used in responding to cases of heart failure patients. For example, ventricular reverse remodeling surgery may be considered under specific situations, such as when there is a risk of threatened rupture. Besides, surgical procedures would also be used in situations when it is essential to reduce wall-stress.
The authors assert that the patients who have a high possibility of an atrioventricular block may be implanted with a lead pacemaker are more likely to develop pacing dependence with the right ventricular pacing. It is essential to comprehend that the right ventricular pacing may facilitate the deterioration...