Tachypnea, a rapid and shallow breathing pattern, is a clinical sign that beckons the attention of physicians, serving as a vital indicator of an underlying physiological disturbance. As physicians, our keen understanding of the pathophysiology behind tachypnea is pivotal in unraveling its implications and guiding us toward the appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. Join me… Continue reading Deciphering #Tachypnea: A Physician’s Perspective on Pathophysiology and Implications
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Readmission following both #cardiac and non-cardiac acute #dyspnoea is associated with a striking risk of death
Readmission and mortality are the most common and often combined endpoints in acute heart failure (AHF) trials, but an association between these two outcomes is poorly investigated. The aim of this study was to determine whether unplanned readmission is associated with a greater subsequent risk of death in patients with acute dyspnoea due to cardiac… Continue reading Readmission following both #cardiac and non-cardiac acute #dyspnoea is associated with a striking risk of death