A narrative review on increased prevalence of cardiovascular complications following a COVID-19 infection: The risks and considerations for effective management and practice

IF 1 Q4 CARDIAC & CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS Heart and Mind Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI:10.4103/hm.hm-d-23-00038
Mark Faghy, Ruth M. Ashton
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The COVID-19 pandemic has been one of the largest risks to global population health in recent years, and acute infection and the persistent symptoms of long COVID will likely continue to affect global health for years to come. Long COVID is very complex and impacts multiple systems and organs, resulting in an extensive and undulating presentation of symptoms. COVID-19 has been shown to cause various cardiovascular (CV) injuries following acute infection, with many patients suffering long-lasting impairment. This review article discusses the prevalence of CV complications following an acute COVID-19 infection and considers effective prevention and disease management strategies to help restore functional status and quality of life in patients.
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关于 COVID-19 感染后心血管并发症发生率增加的叙述性综述:有效管理和实践的风险与注意事项
COVID-19 大流行是近年来全球人口健康面临的最大风险之一,急性感染和长期 COVID 的持续症状可能会在未来数年继续影响全球健康。长COVID非常复杂,影响多个系统和器官,导致症状表现广泛且起伏不定。有研究表明,COVID-19 在急性感染后会造成各种心血管 (CV) 损伤,许多患者会长期受损。这篇综述文章讨论了急性 COVID-19 感染后心血管并发症的发生率,并探讨了有效的预防和疾病管理策略,以帮助患者恢复功能状态,提高生活质量。
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