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May 28, 2024European Heart Journal5 citationsOpen Access

Contemporary outcomes in patients hospitalized with pulmonary embolism: what can we learn from observational data?

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ASAndrew SharpInterventional Cardiology
Felix Mahfoud
Felix MahfoudInterventional / Structural Cardiology

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Catheter-directed therapies in pulmonary embolism: premises, promises, and uncertaintiesCost-e ectiveness UncertaintiesPremises and promises Patient selection (intermediate/high-risk) Device selection Superiority over standard of care Clinical outcomes data Safety (procedure/device) Shorter in-hospital stay Haemodynamic improvement Mortality (in-hospital and 90d all-cause) 90d VTE-related readmission Symptoms Exercise capacity Quality of life Post-PE impairment Catheter-based therapies in PE

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