Cardiology Practice Review, Issue 32
In this issue:
2023 ESC guidelines for managing endocarditis
2023 ESC guidelines for ACS
Guideline for diagnosing and managing AF
Expert consensus statement on cardiac catheterisation for CHD
Urgent ECMO after cardiogenic shock admission could lower mortality
Increasing lipids with risk of worsening cardiac damage in adolescents
New warnings of romosozumab (Evenity) CV risks
ESC guidelines and documents planned for 2024
Real-world incidence of severe QT prolongation in patients taking antipsychotic drugs
Chronic hypertension and the risk of readmission for postpartum CV complications
Utility of smartwatches for identifying arrhythmias in children
COVID-19 resources
Conferences, workshops and CPD
Expert contributor
Associate Professor John Amerena
Assoc Prof John Amerena trained in Melbourne before spending four years in the United States at the University of Michigan. Over that period of time he worked in the fields of hypertension and hyperlipidemia, before returning to Australia where he is now a Cardiologist at Barwon Health. He currently has a joint appointment in the […]
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