“Digoxin Use in Emergency Department for Acute Heart Failure Patients Associated with Longer Stay but Not Admission, Prolonged Hospitalization, or Short-Term Mortality”

by satcit 7 January 2024

written by satcit 7 January 2024

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38116968

In this study, digoxin use in the emergency department for patients with acute heart failure was found to be associated with a longer emergency department stay but not with need for admission, prolonged hospitalization, or short-term mortality.

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“Digoxin Use in Emergency Department for Acute Heart Failure Patients Associated with Longer Stay but Not Admission, Prolonged Hospitalization, or Short-Term Mortality”

“Study of PERC and PERC-3 Rules in Pneumothorax Diagnosis” (Note: I had to add some context to the raw link to create a meaningful title, so I used the title of the study as mentioned in the linked PubMed page.)

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