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DESCRIPTION:Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a major cause of morbidity and morta
lity in the United States. New therapeutic tools and strategies have recen
tly been developed for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with PE. To
address this crisis\, PE response teams (PERTs) are being created around
the world to immediately and simultaneously engage multiple specialists to
determine the best course of action and coordinate the clinical care for
patients with acute PE.\nThe scope of this webinar is to describe the PERT
model and purpose\, present the structure and organization\, examine the
available evidence for efficacy and usefulness\, and propose future direct
ions for research that is needed to demonstrate the value of PERT and dete
rmine if this multidisciplinary approach represents a new standard of care
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SUMMARY:ACC/SCAI Monthly Cath Case Discussion: Pulmonary Embolism Response
Team (PERT) Programs
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Pulmonary embolism (PE) i
s a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. New thera
peutic tools and strategies have recently been developed for the diagnosis
and treatment of patients with PE. To address this crisis\, PE response t
eams (PERTs) are being created around the world to immediately and simulta
neously engage multiple specialists to determine the best course of action
and coordinate the clinical care for patients with acute PE.
\n
The
scope of this webinar is to describe the PERT model and purpose\, present
the structure and organization\, examine the available evidence for effica
cy and usefulness\, and propose future directions for research that is nee
ded to demonstrate the value of PERT and determine if this multidisciplina
ry approach represents a new standard of care.