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Название: Cardiología y enfermedades cardiovasculares
Автор: Varios autores
Издательство: Bookwire
Жанр: Медицина
isbn: 9789587648478
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Hacen a su vez falta estudios de costoefectividad, en especial en el escenario de sistemas con recursos limitados como el nuestro; sin embargo, parecía lógico pensar que a largo plazo estos medicamentos que disminuyen hospitalizaciones, eventos relacionados con hospitalizaciones (infarto agudo del miocardio [IAM], enfermedad cerebrovascular) y muertes serán costo y socialmente efectivos.
Conclusiones
La diabetes y la enfermedad cardiovascular son dos enfermedades coexistentes e importantes causas de morbilidad y muerte en todo el mundo, sin ser diferente en nuestro país y nuestra región.
Los estudios contemporáneos que se diseñaron para evaluar la seguridad del tratamiento de los antidiabéticos han mostrado un beneficio consistente y notorio en este grupo de pacientes, que van más allá del control glicémico.
Con esto nos ha surgido la inquietud sobre su papel en el manejo del riesgo cardiovascular en pacientes de muy alto y alto riesgo no diabéticos, seguramente preguntas que se resolverán en un futuro no muy lejano con los estudios clínicos en curso y que tienen una muy alta probabilidad de generar un cambio en el paradigma de manejo de toda esta población.
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