Cardiogenic Shock in Older Adults: A Focus on Age-Associated Risks and Approach to Management
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Cardiologists, Vanessa Blumer and Manreet Kanwar, discuss their American Heart Association scientific statement on cardiogenic shock in older adults, emphasizing the high mortality rate associated with cardiogenic shock and the influence of age on treatment decisions. They highlight the importance of individual patient factors, shared decision-making, and the need for comprehensive, interdisciplinary approaches in treating older adults with cardiogenic shock.
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