'Outside-the-box' therapeutic solutions for ischaemia-reperfusion myocardial protection

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Other Things Behind the Low Rate of Heart Failure Trial Publication

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Biomarkers for Myocardial Infarction Type Discrimination-The Key Might Be in the Time Course of the Disease

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Acute Pulmonary Embolism and Thrombus Entrapped in the Patent Foramen Ovale in a Patient with COVID-19

International audienceA 61-year-old patient presented for syncope and a 1-week history of fever. He was diagnosed with a COVID-19 infection without pulmonary injury associated with an intermediate-risk bilateral pulmonary embolism. Computed tomographic scan and transesophageal echography were performed confirming a mobile in-transit embolus, originating from the right cavities and extending to the right ventricle through the patent foramen ovale. The patient underwent a surgical embolectomy without complications. COVID-19 was found to be the only current risk factor in our patient. This could warrant consideration of extending thromboprophylaxis indication to COVID-19 patients with certain criteria even without hospitalization indication or pulmonary injury

Reply to "Is pheochromocytoma-induced takotsubo syndrome different from typical takotsubo syndrome?"

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Thiamine Deficiency as a Cause for Acute Circulatory Failure: An Overlooked Association in Western Countries

International audienceA 42 year-old patient presented with circulatory failure and lactic acidosis. Clinical features, later coupled with biological tests, led to the diagnosis of wet beriberi syndrome and scurvy. Echocardiography showed a pattern of thiamine deficiency with high cardiac output and low vascular resistance. The patient's condition and biological parameters immediately improved after treatment injections of thiamine. Wet BeriBeri is often overlooked in western countries and is a diagnosis that must be considered based on history, and clinical and echocardiographical findings

Intravascular migratory bullet from left subclavian vein to right ventricle: interest of multi-modal imaging

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