journal article Aug 01, 2020

Impella RP for treatment of right ventricular shock: Appropriate unloading never gets old

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Abstract
Key Points
Rapid restoration of hemodynamics is key to successful shock management.
The failing right ventricular (RV) is resilient and recovers if hemodynamics are supported while the underlying insulting cause is alleviated.
Inotropic/vasopressor drugs constitute a “double‐edged sword” that augment hemodynamics, but exacerbate myocardial and multiorgan injury.
Impella RP mechanical support for RV shock stabilizes hemodynamics and is associated with favorable clinical outcomes.
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Published
Aug 01, 2020
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96(2)
Pages
382-383
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James A. Goldstein, Ivan Hanson (2020). Impella RP for treatment of right ventricular shock: Appropriate unloading never gets old. Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions, 96(2), 382-383. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccd.29165