Browsing by Author "León Giraldo, Hoover O."

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    • Characterization of 2,500 Patients with Heart Failure and Analysis of Their Optimal Medical Therapy: Insights ... 
      Sotomayor Julio, Alex David; Seni Molina, Sebastián; Gutiérrez Posso, Juliana María; Muñoz Ordoñez, Juan Andrés; Azcárate Rodríguez, Valeria; León Giraldo, Hoover O.; Perna, Eduardo R.; Rossel Mariángel, Víctor; Quesada Chaves, Daniel; Speranza, Mario; Drazner, Mark H.; Alarco, Walter; Romero Guerra, Alexander; Frago, Gabriel; García Brasca, Daniela; Quintero Ossa, Álvaro Mauricio; Figueredo, Javier Galeano; Herrera, Milton Lubeck; Ferrer, Antonella A.; García Safadit, Ruddy Miguel; Pow-Chon-Long, Freddy; Nunura Arrese, Félix; Van der Hilst, Kwame; Lazo Majano, Silvia Carolina; Hardin, Elisabeth Ashley; Fernández Flores, Orlando David; Ormaechea Gorricho, Gabriela; Anhuaman Atoche, Luis Felipe; Carrero Vásquez, Annia María; Retana, Andrés Ulate; Hurtado Núñez, Pablo; Peralta López, Emilio Samael; Gómez Mesa, Juan Esteban (World Heart Federation, 2025)
      Abstract Introduction: Heart failure (HF) is a leading cause of hospitalization and mortality worldwide, emphasizing the critical role of optimal medical therapy (OMT) in improving patient outcomes. Despite extensive ...
    • Marked Global Differences in Mortality in Male Patients with COVID-19: An Analysis of the CARDIO COVID 19–20 ... 
      Gómez Mesa, Juan Esteban; Arango Ibáñez, Juan Pablo; Perel, Pablo; Prabhakaran, Dorairaj; León Giraldo, Hoover O.; Toro Pedroza, Alejandro; Larrea Gómez, Ricardo Enrique; Herrera, César J.; Lugo Peña, Julián; Cárdenas Alaz, Liliana Patricia; Rossel Mariángel, Víctor; Sierra Lara, Daniel; Mercedes, Jessica; Saldarriaga Giraldo, Clara Inés; Rodríguez González, María Juliana; Alvarado, Armando; Ortega, Juan Carlos; Quintana da Silva, Miguel; Singh, Kavita; Sliwa, Karen (World Heart Federation, 2025)
      Background: COVID-19 has led to nearly seven million deaths and male sex has been reported as one of the main risk factors for mortality. Few studies have analyzed cohorts of male patients, especially in underrepresented ...