Critical Care Nurse,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
45(2), P. 13 - 24
Published: April 1, 2025
Percutaneous
coronary
intervention
has
been
the
main
percutaneous
method
of
myocardial
revascularization
used
in
all
clinical
scenarios,
but
patients
undergoing
these
procedures
may
experience
negative
physiological
and
psychological
changes.
To
identify
changes
experienced
by
intervention.
This
integrative
review
was
carried
out
through
a
search
for
primary
studies
included
PubMed,
Web
Science,
CINAHL
(Cumulative
Index
to
Nursing
Allied
Health
Literature),
LILACS
(Latin
America
Caribbean
Literature
on
Sciences),
Embase
databases
February
2023.
No
publication
time
frame
delimited,
articles
English,
Portuguese,
Spanish
were
considered.
Of
889
initially
identified
search,
20
made
up
final
sample.
The
majority
(n
=
13)
predominantly
assessed
after
intervention,
with
follow-up
periods
ranging
from
6
months
1
year.
A
few
6)
explored
among
study
investigated
prevalence
depression
anxiety
heart
disease
24
European
countries.
found
increased
depression.
Anxiety
levels
reduced
at
long-term
follow-up.
Physiological
fatigue,
shortness
breath,
chest
discomfort.
results
this
show
an
urgent
need
health
care
professionals
better
assess
patients'
state
employ
strategies
aimed
providing
comprehensive
care.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Dec. 12, 2022
Low-density
lipoprotein
cholesterol
(LDL-C)
has
been
considered
as
the
primary
target
for
prevention
and
treatment
of
atherosclerotic
cardiovascular
disease
(ASCVD).
However,
there
are
still
residual
risks
in
some
patients
even
if
LDL-C
achieves
level.
Emerging
evidence
suggestes
that
elevated
triglyceride
(TG)
level
or
triglyceride-rich
(TRL)
(TRL-C)
is
one
important
components
risks.
Omega-3
fatty
acids
have
shown
to
be
effective
drugs
reducing
TG.
its
efficacy
risk
ASCVD
inconsistent
large
randomized
clinical
trials.
There
lack
consensus
among
Experts
regarding
application
omega-3
diseases
including
heart
failure,
arrhythmia,
cardiomyopathy,
hypertension,
sudden
death.
Hence,
current
will
comprehensively
scientifically
present
detailed
knowledge
about
from
a
variety
aspects
provide
reference
management
Chinese
population.
Clinical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
70(7), P. 911 - 933
Published: April 22, 2024
Historically,
lipids
and
lipoproteins
were
measured
in
the
fasting
state
for
cardiovascular
risk
prediction;
however,
since
2009
use
of
nonfasting
lipid
profiles
has
increased
substantially
worldwide.
For
patients,
are
convenient
avoid
any
hypoglycemia.
laboratories,
blood
sampling
morning
extra
visits
patients
who
have
not
fasted
avoided.
clinicians,
hospitals,
society,
allows
same-day
with
first
followed
by
a
short
wait
test
results
before
clinical
consultation.
Therefore,
compared
to
will
save
money
time
may
improve
patient
compliance
prevention
programs.
AIDS Care,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 11
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
The
aim
of
this
systematic
review
was
to
summarize
the
dietary
intake
children
and
adolescents
living
with
HIV
its
association
cardiovascular
risk
factors.
PubMed/MEDLINE,
Scopus,
Web
Science,
BIREME
LILACS
were
searched
for
original
observational
studies.
studies
extracted
between
June
August
2021,
in
addition
a
manual
search
references.
Twelve
involving
1,805
participants
aged
6.5
17.3
years
included.
An
energy
intake,
low
sugar
fat
presence
lipodystrophy
syndrome
reported
1
12
(8.3%)
studies,
plasma
lipid
levels
(8.3%),
fiber
high
z-scores
BMI
(8.3%);
there
positive
correlation
cholesterol
triglyceride
study
(8.3%).
In
conclusion,
pattern
consumption
fruits
vegetables
identified,
but
few
have
associations
Thus,
is
need
nutritional
guidance
strategies
aimed
at
changing
inappropriate
eating
habits
order
reduce
factors
population.
Cadernos de Saúde Pública,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
41(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Early
diagnosis
can
be
a
beneficial
factor
for
minimizing
health
risks
related
to
multimorbidity.
This
study
aims
assess
the
association
of
multimorbidity
with
interleukin
6
(IL-6),
C-reactive
protein
(CRP),
and
adiponectin
in
22-year-old
participants
Pelotas
(Brazil)
birth
cohort.
A
total
3,578
subjects
had
serum
measurements
IL-6,
CRP,
at
visit.
For
evaluation,
list
15
morbidities
was
used
divided
into
subgroups
(cardiometabolic,
pulmonary,
allergic
diseases,
mental
disorders).
The
occurrence
≥
2
higher
females
(55.1%)
than
males
(45.2%).
negative
between
found
females,
whereas
positive
associations
number
diseases
IL-6
CRP
were
observed
males.
both
sexes,
cardiometabolic
problem
morbidity
most
associated
markers.
analysis
isolated
identified
dyslipidemia
only
condition
physiological
Our
findings
suggest
an
inverse
as
well
direct
cumulative
young
age.
Brazilian Journal of Nephrology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
47(1)
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
Resumo
A
hipertensão
arterial
em
pacientes
diálise
(HAD)
tem
alta
prevalência,
de
pelo
menos
80%
ou
mais,
e
seu
manejo
na
prática
do
nefrologista
ocorre
forma
heterogênea
e,
frequentemente,
empírica.
Saber
definir,
conhecer
a
fisiopatologia,
diagnosticar,
acompanhar
tratar
com
mudanças
no
estilo
vida,
adequar
os
medicamentos
anti-hipertensivos
para
alcançar
meta
pressão
(PA)
recomendada,
vistas
à
redução
da
morbidade
mortalidade,
requerem
conhecimentos
abordagens
específicos
nos
contextos
hemodiálise
(HD)
peritoneal
(DP).
Este
documento
é
primeira
diretriz
Sociedade
Brasileira
Nefrologia,
elaborada
pelos
departamentos
Hipertensão
Diálise,
que
visa
orientar
médicos
prestam
assistência
centros
como
manejar
HAD,
integral
individualizada,
base
julgamento
crítico
das
melhores
evidências
científicas
disponíveis
quando
essas
são
escassas
indisponíveis,
indicar
opinião
especialistas.
Os
diferentes
temas
abordados
envolvem:
definição
(PA
pré-HD
≥
140/90
mmHg
PA
pós-HD
130/80
mmHg),
epidemiologia
fisiopatologia;
diagnóstico
HAD
preferencialmente
medidas
fora
ambiente
mmHg);
avaliação
complementar;
metas
pressóricas;
tratamento
não
medicamentoso;
uso
dos
mais
adequados;
situações
especiais;
complicações
predominantemente
as
cardiovasculares.
BMC Cardiovascular Disorders,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: March 15, 2025
Framingham
risk
score
(FRS)
is
an
important
cardiovascular
assessment
tool,
based
on
objective
measurements
of
blood
pressure
and
lipid
profile,
among
other
factors.
However,
in
large
population
surveys,
these
measures
are
not
always
available,
which
limits
their
use.
Evaluate
the
performance
FRS
predictive
results
using
subjective
measures.
Cross-sectional
study
1,414
male
rotating
shift
workers
iron
ore
extraction
company.
The
original
was
calculated
systolic
diastolic
measurements,
total
cholesterol
(TC),
HDL
cholesterol.
modified
self-reported
medical
diagnosis
use
medications
for
conditions.
Three
adaptations
were
proposed:
(1)
FRS-SAH,
considers
only
hypertension;
(2)
FRS-DLP,
solely
dyslipidemia;
(3)
FRS-SAH
DLP,
integrates
both
Agreement
between
two
scores
assessed
kappa
coefficient
Bland-Altman
analysis.
accuracy
predicting
compared
ROC
curve
area
under
(AUC).
scatter
plot
showed
a
strong
correlation
(r
=
0.9036,
p
<
0.001)
adapted
FRS.
AUC
with
above
0.85
all
models,
confirming
effectiveness
scale.
indicated
good
precision
measurements.
Binary
logistic
regression
analysis
that
factors
associated
CVD-risk
by
similar
to
those
Among
adaptations,
demonstrated
highest
accuracy.
proved
be
effective
estimating
CVD-risk,
showing
high
correlation,
sensitivity,
specificity,
Adaptive
hypertension,
best
performance,
making
it
reliable
alternative
contexts
where
direct
feasible.