Innovative approaches to refractory heart failure: devices and therapies to the rescue

With the collaboration of iHF initiative (improving Heart Function)

Discussants: M. Nguyen, F. Woitek, H. Arfsten, K. P. Rommel

Anchorperson: P. Lurz

Summary

This session highlights innovative device-based therapies for refractory heart failure, emphasizing the integration of neuromodulation, decongestive strategies, and the synergy with pharmacological treatments. Case presentations illustrate the evolving landscape of advanced heart failure management.

Learning Objectives

To recognise heart failure refractory to medical therapy that requires treatment escalation
To appraise innovative future options of cardiovascular interventions
To understand how optimal synergy between oral therapy and interventions can be further improved

Presentations available when logged in:

Unmasking residual risk and unmet pathophysiology - The gap for device therapy
Case 1 - Patient with advanced heart failure undergoing deviced based neuromodulation
Case 2 - Heart failure patients with repeated hospitalisation for congestion, chronic kidney disease/ cardio-renal syndrome
Targeting preload - Decongestive strategies with drugs and devices in and beyond the hospital

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Innovative approaches to refractory heart failure: devices and therapies to the rescue

With the collaboration of iHF initiative (improving Heart Function)

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