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Rejestracyjne i pozarejstracyjne wskazania do stosowania iwabradyny — u jakich pacjentów iwabradyna może przynosić korzyści?
Choroby Serca i Naczyń 2017;14(3):128-134.
Streszczenie
Iwabradyna jest lekiem wyjątkowym, ponieważ jako jedyny lek selektywnie obniża częstość rytmu serca. Stosowanie iwabradyny łączy się z wieloma korzystnymi działaniami wyrażonymi przede wszystkim korzystnym wpływem na rokowanie pacjentów, nie tylko w typowej sytuacji niewydolności serca, ale także u chorych, których nie ujęto dotychczas w wytycznych — w tak zwanych sytuacjach off-label. Poniższe opracowanie stanowi podsumowanie sylwetek pacjentów, u których stosowanie iwabradyny przynosi korzyści.
Iwabradyna jest lekiem wyjątkowym, ponieważ jako jedyny lek selektywnie obniża częstość rytmu serca. Stosowanie iwabradyny łączy się z wieloma korzystnymi działaniami wyrażonymi przede wszystkim korzystnym wpływem na rokowanie pacjentów, nie tylko w typowej sytuacji niewydolności serca, ale także u chorych, których nie ujęto dotychczas w wytycznych — w tak zwanych sytuacjach off-label. Poniższe opracowanie stanowi podsumowanie sylwetek pacjentów, u których stosowanie iwabradyny przynosi korzyści.
Słowa kluczowe: iwabradynaczęstość rytmu sercawskazania pozarejestracyjne
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