Why the study?
As cancer treatment advances have improved survival, cardiotoxicity induced by oncologic therapies has become an important determinant of survival and quality of life.
Design
Review
Key result
Early identification of subclinical cardiotoxicity using troponins and early treatment with ACE-inhibitors appear to be effective strategies to prevent cardiac dysfunction in cancer patients.
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Supports troponin-guided early ACEI in cancer patients; hypothesis-generating pending randomized confirmation.
Early identification of subclinical cardiotoxicity using troponins and prophylactic treatment with ACE-inhibitors may effectively prevent cardiac dysfunction in cancer patients.
Cardinale et al. (2019) conducted a review in Cancer-therapy induced cardiotoxicity. Early identification with troponins and early treatment with ACE-inhibitors was evaluated. Early identification of subclinical cardiotoxicity using troponins and early treatment with ACE-inhibitors appear to be effective strategies to prevent cardiac dysfunction in cancer patients.
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