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"The difference in clinical practice is that individuals may not be as stringent at monitoring, and so I think hyperkalemia gets captured potentially a lot sooner in clinical trials as opposed to in clinical practice."
Orly Vardeny, PharmD
“…patients who are device candidates are far and away most interested in receiving a device that will make them feel better rather than live longer…”
~ Jonathan Steinberg, MD
“I try to avoid the term ‘vulnerable plaque’ because it implies that we possess a crystal ball that can tell the future of a particular lesion based solely on its morphology.”
~ Peter Libby, MD
"With the improved respiratory flow monitoring that we have nowadays using a pressure transducer technique, the accuracy of detecting obstructive events— particularly when we speak about apneas— really has improved."
~ Ana Krieger, MD, MPH
"In my opinion, any patient who has had a history of episodic migraine and then has headaches on more than 15 days a month or more than half the time, should be considered for onabotulinum toxin A."
Sheena K. Aurora
