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Risk Stratification in the Diagnosis of Cardiovascular DiseasePublished by: Decision Resources Published: Sep. 29, 2005 - 18 Pages The price of this report has been reduced due to its age. The original price was $1,900 for PDF E-mail From Publisher.Table of Contents
AbstractThe burden of cardiovascular disease continues to increase, particularly in the developed world, because of the aging demographic and the increasingly sedentary lifestyle people are adopting. The American Heart Association (AHA) estimates that the cost of cardiovascular diseases and stroke in the United States alone will be $393.5 billion in 2005. In an attempt by payers to contain costs, risk management strategies have become a central consideration during the diagnosis of key cardiovascular diseases to ensure that resources are targeted appropriately and that potentially costly sequelae are avoided. In this report, we focus on three disease areas (coronary heart disease [CHD], acute coronary syndrome [ACS], and chronic heart failure [CHF]) in which diagnostics that provide better patient risk stratification are having-and will continue to have-a significant impact. We discuss the role of currently available invasive (bioassays) and noninvasive (imaging systems) diagnostic tools with regard to risk stratification in each of these disease areas, and we provide insight as to how emerging technologies will influence future patient management.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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