Tom 15, Nr 1 (2020)
KARDIOLOGIA EKSPERYMENTALNA
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Rola hipotermii w leczeniu zawału serca – stan wiedzy
Kardiol Inwazyjna 2020;15(1):16-20.
Streszczenie
Zawał serca jest spowodowany ciężkim i długotrwałym niedokrwieniem mięśnia sercowego, które prowadzi do martwicy i przebudowy mięśnia sercowego, a w konsekwencji może doprowadzić do niewydolności serca. Tradycyjne postępowanie w ostrym zawale serca obejmuje terapię farmakologiczną (w tym fibrynolizę), przezskórne interwencje wieńcowe i pomostowanie aortalno-wieńcowe. Wciąż trwa poszukiwane nowych strategii postępowania w ostrym zawale serca mogących ograniczyć uszkodzenie lewej komory i poprawiających rokowanie.
Słowa kluczowe: zwrot1 zawał serca zwrot2 hipotermia terapeutyczna zwrot3 bezpośrednia hipotermia serca
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