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The abstract describes a study evaluating cardiovascular involvement in hospitalized swine flu cases but reports no quantitative results.
Why the study?
Swine flu is primarily considered a respiratory disease, but acute cardiovascular events have been reported and may be missed because overlapping symptoms are attributed to pneumonia alone.
What is the burden of cardiovascular involvement in hospitalized cases of swine flu and its impact on clinical outcomes?
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What is the burden of cardiovascular involvement in hospitalized cases of swine flu and its impact on clinical outcomes?
This prospective cross-sectional study aims to evaluate the burden and clinical impact of cardiovascular involvement in hospitalized patients with swine flu.
May support AMI vigilance in early swine flu; hypothesis-generating for cardiovascular burden in observational cohorts.
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BK et al. (2020) conducted a cross-sectional in Swine flu. Swine flu was evaluated on Burden of cardiovascular involvement and clinical course. The abstract describes a study evaluating cardiovascular involvement in hospitalized swine flu cases but reports no quantitative results.
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