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2021, Number 3

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Rev Cubana Cardiol Cir Cardiovasc 2021; 27 (3)

Comprehensive approach to the management of advanced heart failure in the Hospital Day Care program

Vargas SEA
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Language: Spanish
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Key words:

heart failure, levosimendan, medical day care, heart decompensation, inotropic agents, positive cardiac.

ABSTRACT

Introduction: Heart failure is common final pathway of multiple cardiovascular conditions, with prevalence of 2.3% for Colombia, 4 to 6% meet criteria for advanced heart failure, with mortality of 75% per year from diagnosis. Chronic intermittent outpatient infusion of inotropics has shown an improvement in some severity parameters associated with this pathology.
Objective: evaluate the integral strategy of cardiology daycare management and its impact on requirement of hospitalizations and mortality in patients with advanced heart failure.
Method: Descriptive, observational cohort study, unicentric. 162 patients were admitted, after a comprehensive assessment at admission, presence of volume overload and decompensation determining factors, to receive Levosimendan at 0.2 mcg/kg/min for 8 hours, every 15 days, with follow-up to signs of decompensation.
Results: a one-year survival of 55.1% and 2-year survival of 42% was obtained. In year prior to admission, there were 402 hospitalization events, with an average duration of 8.85 days (SD: 5.29 interval: 0.1- 41.33), with respect to 264 hospitalization events in year after admission, with average hospitalization of 5.62 days (SD: 4.33 interval: 01.-35.67) representing a reduction in hospitalization events of 34.3% (t: 3.156, p: 0.002, CI: 0.195-0.838), and duration by 36.5% (t: 5.631 with p: 0.000).
Conclusions: Multidisciplinary and coordinated approach, around strategy of intermittent outpatient chronic infusion of inotropics, focused on the education of the patient and their caregivers, detecting and controlling decompensations early, can improve survival, rehospitalization rates in patients with advanced heart failure, compared with the isolated strategy of inotropic infusion.


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