Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2100619728> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2100619728 endingPage "1209" @default.
- W2100619728 startingPage "1202" @default.
- W2100619728 abstract "Summary Venous thromboembolism, which encompasses deep-vein thrombosis and acute pulmonary embolism (PE), represents a major contributor to global disease burden worldwide. For patients who present with cardiogenic shock or persistent hypotension (acute high-risk PE), there is consensus that immediate reperfusion treatment applying systemic fibrinolysis or, in the case of a high bleeding risk, surgical or catheterdirected techniques, is indicated. On the other hand, for the large, heterogeneous group of patients presenting without overt haemodynamic instability, the indications for advanced therapy are less clear. The recently updated guidelines of the European Society of Cardiology emphasise the importance of clinical prediction rules in combination with imaging procedures (assessment of right ventricular function) and laboratory biomarkers (indicative of myocardial stress or injury) for distinguishing between an intermediate and a low risk for an adverse early outcome. In intermediate-high-risk PE defined by the presence of both right ventricular dysfunction on echocardiography (or computed tomography) and a positive troponin (or natriuretic peptide) test, the bleeding risks of full-dose fibrinolytic treatment have been shown to outweigh its potential clinical benefits unless clinical signs of haemodynamic decompensation appear (rescue fibrinolysis). Recently published trials suggest that catheter-directed, ultrasoundassisted, low-dose local fibrinolysis may provide an effective and particularly safe treatment option for some of these patients." @default.
- W2100619728 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2100619728 creator A5038348880 @default.
- W2100619728 creator A5042248757 @default.
- W2100619728 date "2015-11-01" @default.
- W2100619728 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
- W2100619728 title "Acute phase treatment of venous thromboembolism: advanced therapy" @default.
- W2100619728 cites W1638807580 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W1965348152 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W1967473626 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W1978243757 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W1983666311 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W1987892547 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2002821499 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2009344499 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2010093844 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2010236790 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2011195183 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2011351675 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2011611174 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2014326384 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2019242730 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2022993510 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2024687690 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2026971812 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2028916703 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2031141807 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2032284721 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2032329819 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2036684303 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2038296306 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2038567571 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2039059007 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2040880862 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2041176958 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2042750686 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2048148906 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2049760148 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2053156671 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2054313338 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2069080267 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2069707425 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2073284581 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2081071955 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2081745301 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2085984247 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2094209365 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2094408133 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2100487920 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2100857767 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2102380178 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2102535207 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2103549127 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2105361932 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2107941853 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2110112924 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2110664285 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2111314273 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2121766579 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2124971489 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2131099415 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2131500858 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2131565632 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2140819416 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2144242797 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2150122170 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2156917466 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2157004057 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2159007980 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2160443953 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2162113752 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2164268628 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2165618335 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2166361233 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2166666778 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2169548288 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2316248832 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2340367584 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W2776875134 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W3168909127 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W4254309947 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W4296148784 @default.
- W2100619728 cites W86398073 @default.
- W2100619728 doi "https://doi.org/10.1160/th14-11-0998" @default.
- W2100619728 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25789580" @default.
- W2100619728 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
- W2100619728 type Work @default.
- W2100619728 sameAs 2100619728 @default.
- W2100619728 citedByCount "5" @default.
- W2100619728 countsByYear W21006197282015 @default.
- W2100619728 countsByYear W21006197282017 @default.
- W2100619728 countsByYear W21006197282018 @default.
- W2100619728 countsByYear W21006197282020 @default.
- W2100619728 countsByYear W21006197282022 @default.
- W2100619728 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2100619728 hasAuthorship W2100619728A5038348880 @default.
- W2100619728 hasAuthorship W2100619728A5042248757 @default.
- W2100619728 hasConcept C126322002 @default.