CLINICAL TRIALS, STUDIES, REGISTRIES, DATA

The study titled “Impact of Right Ventricular Dysfunction of Blood Volume Expansion in Heart Failure” measured blood volume in 139 heart failure patients at the time of hospital discharge (post-diuretic therapy and considered to have a normal blood volume) utilizing the Daxor BVA-100 diagnostic blood test.

The first randomization was performed by Mark Sutton, M.D., F.A.C.S. at Houston Metro Urology in Houston, TX. Dr. Sutton specializes in comprehensive urologic services for men and women including BPH notes Prodeon Medical.

XRHealth notes the findings could lead to a discussion in the medical industry about using non-pharmaceutical interventions during surgical procedures that both enhance the patient experience during surgery and provide a better postoperative recovery.

“With strong clinical evidence including two level I randomized controlled trials and long-term data supporting the efficacy and safety of BVN ablation, this treatment option has taken an increasingly important role in the approach to treating chronic vertebrogenic low back pain in recent years,” said Professor Dawood Sayed M.D

The analysis examined 143 consecutive patients with cardiogenic shock due to myocarditis who received Impella support or Impella plus VA ECMO support, known as ECpella. These patients are included in the J-PVAD registry, a registry conducted by 10 Japanese professional societies, including the Japanese Circulation Society (JCS).