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Join us for a case-based discussion on the management of mas sive pulmonary embolism.
\nThe ACC Vascular Disease Section and t he Society for Vascular Medicine are collaborating on a webinar series foc using on vascular hot topics. Join us in June for a case-based discussion on the management of massive pulmonary embolism.
\nPulmonary embolis
m\, particularly massive pulmonary embolism associated with ongoing hemody
namic compromise\, is associated with significant morbidity and mortality.
Patients with massive pulmonary embolism have historically been treated w
ith systemic fibrinolytics. However\, over the past decade\, effective the
rapeutics for patients with submassive pulmonary embolism have increased r
aising questions whether our current treatment algorithms should be modifi
ed. During this case-based webinar\, we will discuss the current c
lassification scheme for patients with pulmonary embolism\,
Join us for a case-b ased discussion on the management of massive pulmonary embolism.
\n< p>The ACC Vascular Disease Section and the Society for Vascular Medicine a re collaborating on a webinar series focusing on vascular hot topics. Join us in June for a case-based discussion on the management of massive pulmo nary embolism.\nPulmonary embolism\, particularly massive pulmonary embolism associated with ongoing hemodynamic compromise\, is associated w ith significant morbidity and mortality. Patients with massive pulmonary e mbolism have historically been treated with systemic fibrinolytics. Howeve r\, over the past decade\, effective therapeutics for patients with submas sive pulmonary embolism have increased raising questions whether our curre nt treatment algorithms should be modified. During this case-based webinar \, we will discuss the current classification scheme for patients with pulmonary embolism\, identify established and novel risk stratification parameters\, and explore the current therapeutic options for patients with massive pulmonary embolism.
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