IMPACTO DAS NOVAS TERAPIAS NO MANEJO DA INSUFICIÊNCIA CARDÍACA
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Heart Failure, New Therapies, Therapeutic Innovation, Clinical Management, Quality of Life.Abstract
This review study analyzes the impact of new therapies on heart failure management, exploring significant advances in pharmacological approaches, device therapies, and emerging innovations such as gene therapy and personalized medicine. New therapies, including neprilysin inhibitors, mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists, and cardiac resynchronization devices, have demonstrated notable improvements in clinical outcomes, such as reduced mortality, hospitalization, and enhanced patient quality of life. However, the implementation of these therapies faces significant challenges, including high costs, limited accessibility, and the need for continuous professional training. The study highlights the need for a balance between therapeutic innovation and effective clinical practice, focusing on integrated strategies to overcome associated barriers and ensure that the benefits of new therapies are widely distributed. It concludes that despite the challenges, new therapies represent a significant advancement in heart failure treatment, with the potential to transform disease management and improve long-term outcomes.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Matheus Miranda dos Santos, Heitor Rodrigues de Oliveira, Bruno Matheus Rodrigues, Daniel de Saboia Oliveira, Isabela de Campos Maymone , Rafael Vilela de Campos, Monique Pereira de Oliveira de Andrade, Márcio Chagas Ribeiro Filho, Paola Costa Gonçalves, Gattass Carneiro Orro de Campos, Gabriela Rampanelli, Daiane Rossini Felix, Estrela Cecília Moreira de Holanda Farias

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