To the editor： We read with attention the research article titled Long-term prognostic value of analysis of sympathetic drivewith dilated cardiomyopathy, and its prognostic value was assessed in a 54-month follow-up ...To the editor： We read with attention the research article titled Long-term prognostic value of analysis of sympathetic drivewith dilated cardiomyopathy, and its prognostic value was assessed in a 54-month follow-up period. The cut-off value was set as 1.68 for the heart-rnediastinum ratio （HMR）.展开更多
To the editor： We read with great interest a longitudinal study by Zhang et al.1 The authors reported that transradial approach（TRA） reduced bleeding complication, and improved 30-day clinical outcomes. Despite a n...To the editor： We read with great interest a longitudinal study by Zhang et al.1 The authors reported that transradial approach（TRA） reduced bleeding complication, and improved 30-day clinical outcomes. Despite a non-randomized study, it would provide an important contribution regarding TRA in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction （STEMI） treated with contemporary antitrombotic therapy such as tirofiban, which still remains unclear.展开更多
To the editor： In a recently published issue, we have greatly enjoyed reading a well-designed study entitled ＂Three hourscontinuous injection ot aOenoslne lmprovea tert ventrlcumr function and infarct size in patien...To the editor： In a recently published issue, we have greatly enjoyed reading a well-designed study entitled ＂Three hourscontinuous injection ot aOenoslne lmprovea tert ventrlcumr function and infarct size in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction＂. Zhang et al investigated the effect of 3 hours infusion of adenosine started just after passing of a coronary guidewire during primary percutaneous intervention on left ventricular function and infart size in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction （STEMI）. They reported favorable results with adenosine infusion and, discussed some possible mechanisms and large studies in their article.1 For better understanding of adenosine-mediated cardioprotection, some additional information appears to be needed.展开更多
文摘To the editor： We read with attention the research article titled Long-term prognostic value of analysis of sympathetic drivewith dilated cardiomyopathy, and its prognostic value was assessed in a 54-month follow-up period. The cut-off value was set as 1.68 for the heart-rnediastinum ratio （HMR）.
文摘To the editor： We read with great interest a longitudinal study by Zhang et al.1 The authors reported that transradial approach（TRA） reduced bleeding complication, and improved 30-day clinical outcomes. Despite a non-randomized study, it would provide an important contribution regarding TRA in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction （STEMI） treated with contemporary antitrombotic therapy such as tirofiban, which still remains unclear.
文摘To the editor： In a recently published issue, we have greatly enjoyed reading a well-designed study entitled ＂Three hourscontinuous injection ot aOenoslne lmprovea tert ventrlcumr function and infarct size in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction＂. Zhang et al investigated the effect of 3 hours infusion of adenosine started just after passing of a coronary guidewire during primary percutaneous intervention on left ventricular function and infart size in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction （STEMI）. They reported favorable results with adenosine infusion and, discussed some possible mechanisms and large studies in their article.1 For better understanding of adenosine-mediated cardioprotection, some additional information appears to be needed.
