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Acute #PE ⬆️RV afterload and ⬇️RV function. Inodilators could theoretically flip those arrows. Soon to appear in Pulmonary Circulation. The Pulmonary Vascular Research Institute Asger Andersen Jacob Schultz Simone Juel Dragsbæk The PERT Consortium®

Congratulations to professor Jens Erik Nielsen-Kudsk who received the Dansk Cardiologisk Selskab (DCS) research award for his outstanding contribution to cardiovascular science 🏆 You are a huge inspiration to all of us 🎉🍾

MEET OUR RESEARCHERS👨🏼‍🔬 Daniel Fyenbo is 1st-year Ph.D. candidate in our arrhythmia group with Jens Cosedis as main supervisor. His research field is primarily CRT, and he is currently conducting a long-term follow-up study on the ImagingCRT cohort 🫀 #cardiotwitter #arrhythmia

Today I gave the MS at Aarhus Universitet a lecture on ECG interpretation. It was awesome to see a real life audience again! Thank you CSF for the invitation, I’m very honored! #cardiotwitter #ECG #medicalstudent

MEET OUR RESEARCHERS 🧑‍🔬 Kristoffer Berg Hansen is a 1st year PhD-student focusing on heart failure and cardiac metabolism. With Henrik Wiggers as main supervisor, he is currently conducting a study on treatment with #ketone body supplements to patients with cardiogenic shock in the #ICU

Chair professor Jens Cosedis Nielsen live in go.tv2.dk this morning talking about #pacemaker and #ICD treatment 🫀 TV 2 Danmark Aarhus Uni.hospital #EPeeps #CardioTwitter

This exciting study reveals that ketone bodies (3-OHB) induce vasorelaxation in both peripheral, 🧠, and 🫀 arteries, shedding new light on their role in increasing cardiac output. @CasperHomilius Jacob Seefeldt et al., Basic Research in Cardiology, sep 2023: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Ketone news: Our new study sheds light 💡on the unexpected role of L-3-OHB in driving a beneficial 🫀hemodynamic response to 3-OHB infusion. ❌It highlights a dissociation between myocardial metabolism of D- and L-3-OHB and the hemodynamic effects.🤔 ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…

Butyrate elevates cardiac output via enhanced contractility and vasorelaxation and induces cardioprotection in rats. #AHAJournals Jacob Seefeldt Department of Cardiology Research AUH ahajrnls.org/4bjlRec