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Low Output Failure and the Device Interface: An Overview of the Current Status of Mechanical Circulatory Support
March 7, 2025
Sunu Thomas, MD, MSc
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GRAND ROUND OBJECTIVES
- Further understand the diagnosis and stratification of cardiogenic shock
- Further understand the evidence for temporary mechanical circulatory support in acute hemodynamic failure
- Further understand the evidence for durable mechanical circulatory support in advanced heart failure
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