Authors


Susan Watson, DO

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Idiopathic Chilblains

Chilblains is usually an idiopathic disorder characterized by red-purple papules, patches, or plaques that develop on the extremities in non-freezing cold or damp conditions, most often on the hands and feet.



















Veronica Hackenthal, MD

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Heart Pump may Expand Treatment Options for Elderly with Heart Failure

Heart pumps may work just as well as heart transplants for older heart failure patients and complex cases, finds a study presented at the ISHLT annual meeting.


Veronica Hackethal MD

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Three Studies in CV Risk Management: What's the Practice Impact?

Oral anticoagulant choice in the obese; how to reduce inflammation in atherosclerosis; and optimal DAPT duration post-PCI. Top-line reviews of 3 new studies highlight potential for practice change.







W. Ben Kibler, MD

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Conducting the “nonshoulder” shoulder examination

Optimal shoulder function is achieved with the kinetic chain. Alterations in this sequenced activation of body segments often are associated with shoulder injury. A screening examination of areas proximal to the shoulder where these alterations often are found can help physicians make the diagnosis.





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