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Intensive care and mechanical circulatory support strategies for cardiogenic shock require a phased approach tailored to the patient's hemodynamic profile and stage of shock.
This review summarizes modern definitions, pathophysiology, phased intensive care, and mechanical circulatory support strategies for cardiogenic shock.
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Informs cardiogenic shock protocols with updated definitions and support strategies; extends prior syntheses while leaving randomized validation open.
Cardiogenic shock is a critical condition characterized by rapid development of multiple organ dysfunction in the absence of intensive care. The article describes Abstract modern concepts about pathophysiology and approaches to treat intensive care. The concept of phased therapy as well as methods of mechanical circulatory support are discussed. The working algorithm for choosing the optimal method was proposed.
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Grigoryev et al. (2019) conducted a review in Cardiogenic shock. Intensive care and mechanical circulatory support was evaluated. Intensive care and mechanical circulatory support strategies for cardiogenic shock require a phased approach tailored to the patient's hemodynamic profile and stage of shock.
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