2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0066-782x2011001300018
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Roteiro para resolução de valvopatia (Resolva)

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“…Grinberg et al 22 , in 2011, prompted by the Brazilian reality, which is different from that of Europe and the United States, proposed that the approach of the patient with valvular disease follow a strategy called "valvulopathy resolution script" (RESOLVA). In this script, which consists of four stages, the application of an international risk score is only one of the elements that assist in decision-making.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Grinberg et al 22 , in 2011, prompted by the Brazilian reality, which is different from that of Europe and the United States, proposed that the approach of the patient with valvular disease follow a strategy called "valvulopathy resolution script" (RESOLVA). In this script, which consists of four stages, the application of an international risk score is only one of the elements that assist in decision-making.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is at least singular as the conduct in valvular heart disease -during many years of its natural history, already at the stage of significant lesion, but with preserved quality of life (labeled as 'asymptomatic') differently from what is done with many other diseases -is to "take advantage" of significant pathological changes in cardiac architecture -the so-called natural remodeling -as good enough benefit for good patient quality of life 1,2 . It is classical reasoning in the process of choosing the conduct, because: a) there is no feeling of being sick, b) there are no drugs acting on the valvular tissue c) valvular prostheses have not reached the ideal level and d) the expectant management does not compromise the prognosis.…”
Section: Focus On the Patientmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A decision regarding the conduct aiming at good quality of life of patients with chronic valvular heart disease during the natural history of the disease is supported by four good clinical practice pillars 1,2 : 1 -Identification of the patient's clinical need; 2 -useful and effective recommendation selection according to the stateof-the-art; 3 -Strictly ensured organic harmony when applying the conceptual benefit; 4 -Realities of the patient's preference.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…), to listen and to hear oneself hearing (am I connected?) - energizes the trespassing through the essential ethical tolls: benefit of method, patient safety and human character of medical science 3 .…”
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