
Brian J Potter
@brianpotter11
CHIP & HF Interventional Cardiology, CICU. Clinical research & HTA. CHUM & CRCHUM
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22-09-2010 01:20:40
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Cardiorespiratory fitness is an indicator of future cardiac, metabolic, and health events and is a strong predictor of all-cause mortality. 🏃 TiffanyBrazile and colleagues review the basics of the cardiorespiratory response to exercise. Full article: eviden.cc/3Pe9Ay8


🔎🌟Today in Journal of Cardiac Failure ❤️🔥Cardiogenic shock in #CICU pts w/ valvular disease - Pt groups: CS caused by VHD, CS & non-causative VHD, CS w/o VHD - CS caused by VHD ➡️ unique pts, high risk of ☠️, valve intervention feasible in some w/ good outcomes! tinyurl.com/yacra5ev





Recognize the cute device bouncing in the LAA? Two years after transcatheter mitral paravalvular leak closure — Amplatzer device found embolized to the left atrial appendage. A reminder: closure success is more than the immediate result #CardioTwitter #StructuralHeart PCRonline 🫀



I just wrapped up 8 days attending our CICU service at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute The central lesson: medicine is humbling. Stay humble. Or get humbled.

Congratulations to PI Dr. Brian J Potter, Dr. Maya Riche, Adriana Carbanaro and team at CHUM on their latest #ALLAYHF randomization! #atrialshunt #HFpEF #heartfailure #structuralheart #interventionalcardiology






More evidence that not all group 1 PH is the same. In the blue journal we show how clinical gp 1 PH with high HFpEF probability is metabolomically distinct from traditional gp 1 PH, and more similar to clinical HFpEF. atsjournals.org/doi/abs/10.116… ATS Blue Journal Mayo Clinic CV


A 🆕️ ACC Scientific Statement addresses the management of obesity in adults with #HeartFailure, with a specific focus on those with stage 2 HF with #HFpEF. Read more: bit.ly/4n0Fluh #JACC JACC Journals



Risk Factors for Contemporary Heart Failure—Respecting the Old (Hypertension) While Accepting the New (Obesity). Hypertension is an important classic cause of HF, but obesity is equally and probably more important on a population level in the modern era authors.elsevier.com/a/1lXC65qq8fScz
