12 results on '"Pineda Rocamora, J."'
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2. Papel del balón farmacoactivo en el tratamiento de la trombosis muy tardía de stent
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Valencia, José, Torres Saura, Francisco, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Bordes, Pascual, Pineda Rocamora, J., Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel, Valencia, José, Torres Saura, Francisco, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Bordes, Pascual, Pineda Rocamora, J., and Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel
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- 2023
3. Efectividad a largo plazo del balón farmacoactivo en el tratamiento de la rama lateral de lesiones en bifurcación
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Valencia, José, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Herrero Brocal, Marta, Pineda Rocamora, J., Bordes, Pascual, Torres Saura, Francisco, Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel, Valencia, José, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Herrero Brocal, Marta, Pineda Rocamora, J., Bordes, Pascual, Torres Saura, Francisco, and Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel
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Introduction and objectives: There are few data on the utility of drug-coated balloons (DCB) for the side branch treatment of bifurcated lesions. Our objective was to determine the long-term effectiveness of such device in this scenario. Methods: Retrospective-prospective registry of all such lesions treated with DCB (paclitaxel coating) at our unit from 2018 until present day with clinical follow-up including a record of adverse events. Results: A total of 56 lesions from 55 patients were included. The main demographic characteristics were mean age, 66.2 ± 11.3; and/or women, 27.3%; hypertension, 67.3%; dyslipidemia, 83.6%, and diabetes, 32.7%. The most common causes according to the coronary angiography were non-ST segment elevation acute coronary syndrome and stable angina. The main characteristics of the lesions were the location (circumflex-obtuse marginal, 19.6%; left anterior descending-diagonal, 64.3%; left main-circumflex, 8.9%; posterior descending-posterolateral trunk, 7.1%. The Medina classification was 1-1-1 37.5% of the times, and 1-1-0, 19.6% of the times. The rate of in-stent restenotic lesions was 32.1%. Procedural characteristics: radial access, 100%; side branch (SB) and main branch (MB) predilatation, 83.9% and 58.9%, respectively; MB stenting, 71.4%; POT technique, 35.7%; final kissing, 48.2%; optical coherence tomography/intravascular ultrasound, 7.1%. Procedural success was achieved in 98.2% of the cases. The median follow-up was 12 months. The all-cause mortality, myocardial infarction and lesion thrombosis, and target lesion revascularization rates were 3.7%, 0%, and 3.6%, respectively. Conclusions: SB treatment with DCB in selected bifurcation lesions is safe and highly effective with a long-term success rate of 96.4%. Very large studies are still required to compare this strategy to SB conservative approach, and determine its optimal treatment., Introducción y objetivos: Hay pocos datos acerca de la utilidad del balón farmacoactivo (BFA) para el tratamiento de la rama lateral de las lesiones en bifurcación. El objetivo fue determinar la efectividad a largo plazo de dicho dispositivo en este escenario. Métodos: Registro retrospectivo-prospectivo de todas las lesiones de este tipo tratadas con BFA recubierto de paclitaxel en nuestra unidad desde 2018 hasta la actualidad. Se realizó un seguimiento clínico con registro de eventos adversos. Resultados: Se incluyeron 56 lesiones de 55 pacientes. Principales características demográficas: edad media 66,2 ± 11,3 años, 27,3% mujeres, 67,3% hipertensión arterial, 83,6% dislipemia y 32,7% diabetes. Las indicaciones más frecuentes para el cateterismo fueron síndrome coronario agudo sin elevación del ST y angina estable. Características de las lesiones tratadas: localización circunfleja-obtusa marginal 19,6%, descendente anterior-diagonal 64,3%, tronco común-circunfleja 8,9% y descendente posterior-tronco posterolateral 7,1%. Según la clasificación de Medina, el tipo más frecuente fue el 1,1,1 con el 37,3%, seguido del 1,1,0 con el 19,6%. Las lesiones tipo reestenosis en el interior del stent fueron del 32,1%. Características principales del procedimiento: acceso radial 100%, predilatación de rama lateral 83,9% y de rama principal 58,9%, stent en rama principal 71,4%, técnica POT 35,7%, kissing final 48,2% y tomografía de coherencia óptica/ecocardiografía intravascular 7,1%. Se logró el éxito del procedimiento en el 98,2%. Con un seguimiento medio de 12 meses, se registraron una incidencia de muerte por cualquier causa del 3,7%, trombosis lesional o infarto 0%, y revascularización de la lesión diana del 3,6%. Conclusiones: El tratamiento con BFA de la rama lateral en lesiones bifurcadas seleccionadas es seguro y presenta una alta efectividad, con una tasa de éxito a largo plazo del 96,4%. Serían necesarios estudios muy amplios que permitieran comparar dicha estrategia co
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- 2023
4. Seguimiento del paciente tras implante de válvula aórtica transcatéter con inteligencia artificial
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Herrero Brocal, Marta, Samper, Raquel, Valverde Soria, Laura, García Barrios, Ana M., López-Menchero, Carlos, Lloret Rubio, Adriana, Fuertes Kenneally, Laura, Mateo Soler, Jose Manuel, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Pineda Rocamora, J., Bordes, Pascual, Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel, Herrero Brocal, Marta, Samper, Raquel, Valverde Soria, Laura, García Barrios, Ana M., López-Menchero, Carlos, Lloret Rubio, Adriana, Fuertes Kenneally, Laura, Mateo Soler, Jose Manuel, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Pineda Rocamora, J., Bordes, Pascual, and Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel
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- 2023
5. Efectividad del balón farmacoactivo en el tratamiento de la rama lateral de lesiones en bifurcación
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Valencia, José, Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel, Pineda Rocamora, J., Bordes, Pascual, Herrero Brocal, Marta, Torres Mezcúa, Fernando, Valencia, José, Ruiz Nodar, Juan Miguel, Pineda Rocamora, J., Bordes, Pascual, Herrero Brocal, Marta, and Torres Mezcúa, Fernando
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Introducción y objetivos: El tratamiento de las lesiones en bifurcación sigue constituyendo un reto. Hay pocos datos acerca de la utilidad del balón farmacoactivo (BFA) para el tratamiento de la rama lateral. Determinar la efectividad de dicho dispositivo en este escenario. Métodos: Registro retrospectivo de todas las lesiones de este tipo tratadas con BFA en nuestra unidad desde 2018 hasta la actualidad. Seguimiento clínico de los pacientes con registro de incidencia de eventos adversos. Resultados: Se incluyeron un total de 31 lesiones en 30 pacientes. Características demográficas: 19,3% mujeres, 63,3% HTA, 83,3% dislipemia, 40% diabetes. Características de la lesión: localización CX-OM 19,3%, DA-diagonal 64,5%, TCI-Cx 6,4%, DP-TPL 9,7%. Medina 0-1-1 12,9%, 0-0-1 22,6%, 1-1-1 38,7%, 1-1-0 19,3%, 1-0-0 3,2%, 0-1-0 3,2%. Lesiones tipo RIS 41,9%. Características del procedimiento: acceso radial y French 6 100%, predilatación RL 83,9% y RP 54,8%, stent RP 61,3%, DEB RP 9,7%, técnica POT 32,2%, kissing final 41,9%, OCT/IVUS 6,4%, éxito procedimiento 100%, bailout 0%. Seguimiento: medio 10 meses (rango 29-1), muerte o trombosis lesional 0%, TVF/TVR un único caso 3,2% (a los 11 meses del procedimiento). Conclusiones: El tratamiento con BFA de la rama lateral en lesiones bifurcadas seleccionadas es seguro y presenta una muy alta efectividad, con una tasa de éxito a largo plazo del 96,8% a pesar de tratarse de lesiones con alto nivel de complejidad. Se requerirían estudios muy amplios que permitieran comparar dicha estrategia con el abordaje conservador de la RL y determinar cuál es su tratamiento óptimo.
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- 2021
6. Antithrombotic treatment during coronary angioplasty after failed thrombolysis: strategies and prognostic implications. Results of the RESPIRE registry
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De la Torre Hernández JM, Sadaba Sagredo M, Telleria Arrieta M, Gimeno de Carlos F, Sanchez Lacuesta E, Bullones Ramírez JA, Pineda Rocamora J, Martin Yuste V, Garcia Camarero T, Larman M, and Rumoroso JR
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Thrombolytic therapy ,Anticoagulation ,Angioplasty ,Acute myocardial infarction - Abstract
Background: Thrombolysis is still used when primary angioplasty is delayed for a long time, but 25%-30% of patients require rescue angioplasty (RA). There are no established recommendations for antithrombotic management in RA. This registry analyzes regimens for antithrombotic management. Methods: A retrospective, multicenter, observational registry of consecutive patients treated with RA at 8 hospitals. All variables were collected and follow-up took place at 6 months. Results: The study included 417 patients. Antithrombotic therapy in RA was: no additional drugs 22.3%, unfractionated heparin (UFH) 36.6%, abciximab 15.5%, abciximab plus UFH 10.5%, bivalirudin 5.7%, enoxaparin 4.3%, and others 4.7%. Outcomes at 6 months were: mortality 9.1%, infarction 3.3%, definite or probable stent thrombosis 4.3%, revascularization 1.9%, and stroke 0.5%. Mortality was related to cardiogenic shock, age > 75 years, and anterior location. The stent thrombosis rate was highest with bivalirudin (12.5% at 6 months). The incidence of bleeding at admission was high (14.8%), but most cases were not severe (82% BARC
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- 2017
7. Hipercoagulabilidad y cardiopatía isquémica: potencial interacción entre los anticuerpos antifosfolípidos y elementos celulares implicados en la hemostasia
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Marín Ortuño, F., primary, Roldán Schilling, V., additional, Fernández Abellán, P., additional, Pineda Rocamora, J., additional, Marco Vera, P., additional, and Sogorb Garri, F., additional
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- 2001
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8. Thrombogenic and endothelial damage markers in patients withischemic systolic impairment
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Vicente Climent, Teresa Parreño, L., Marco Vera, P., Martínez Martínez, J. G., Marín Ortuño, F., Pineda Rocamora, J., Roldán Schilling, V., and Sogorb Garri, F.
9. Should we try to determine the specific cause of cardiac tamponade?
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Navarrete, C. O., Marín Ortuño, F., Pineda Rocamora, J., Luján Martínez, J., García Fernández, A., Vicente Climent, Martínez Martínez, J. G., Aranda López, I., and Sogorb Garri, F.
10. [Should we try to determine the specific cause of cardiac tamponade?].
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Oliver Navarrete C, Marín Ortuño F, Pineda Rocamora J, Luján Martínez J, García Fernández A, Climent Payá VE, Martínez Martínez JG, Aranda López I, and Sogorb Garri F
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- Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Cardiac Tamponade therapy, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Pericardial Effusion pathology, Pericardiocentesis, Pericardium pathology, Retrospective Studies, Cardiac Tamponade diagnosis, Cardiac Tamponade etiology
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Introduction: The causes of cardiac tamponade vary and it has been suggested that underlying causes should be sought in all cases. The purpose of this study was to determine the causes of cardiac tamponade in our environment, distinguishing between specific and idiopathic causes, and analyzing the proportion and causes in the subgroup of patients with relapsing tamponade., Patients and Method: We retrospectively studied all patients who underwent therapeutic pericardiocentesis between 1985 and 2001. The clinical and radiographic features and macroscopic characteristics of the pericardial fluid were analyzed. The final diagnosis in each patient was based on the clinical history, follow-up, pericardial fluid cytology, and pericardial biopsy, if available., Results: Ninety-six patients were included (52 men/44 women), mean age 56.1 16.1 years. The cause of pericardial effusion was neoplasm in 50 patients (52.1%), 14 idiopathic pericarditis (14.6%), 12 renal failure (12.5%), 7 iatrogenic cases (7.3%), 4 mechanical tamponades (4.2%), 2 tuberculosis (2.1%), and 7 other causes (7.3%). Thirty-five patients had relapsing tamponade; only 2 of them had idiopathic pericarditis (5.7%). We found no significant differences in age, development time, extracted volume or fluid features between tamponade of specific or idiopathic origin., Conclusions: Most of the cardiac tamponades in our series had a specific cause. This made it necessary to identify a specific underlying cause in each case, especially in relapsing effusions. However, we did not find any variable suggestive of the cause of the disease.
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- 2002
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11. [Thrombogenic and endothelial damage markers in patients with ischemic systolic impairment].
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Roldán Schilling V, Marín Ortuño F, Pineda Rocamora J, Climent Payá VE, Martínez Martínez JG, Marco Vera P, de Teresa Parreño L, and Sogorb Garri F
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- Biomarkers blood, Case-Control Studies, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Fibrin Fibrinogen Degradation Products analysis, Fibrinogen analysis, Myocardial Ischemia blood, von Willebrand Factor analysis
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Introduction: Anticoagulation is rarely indicated in patients with left ventricular dysfunction who show an increased risk for thromboembolism. In theory, the three arms of the Virchow' triad may be present: abnormal blood flow, endothelial damage and prothrombotic markers. The aim of this study was to identify the last two arms., Patients and Method: We studied 82 consecutive patients with demonstrated ischaemic heart disease and sinus rhythm, and compared them with a control group comprised of 32 healthy subjects matched for age and sex. None or the patients had had an acute coronary event or hemodynamic decompensation within the 3 months prior to inclusion in the study. The plasma concentration or von Willebrand factor and fibrin d-dimer and fibrinogen were determined as endothelial damage and prothrombotic markers, respectively. A fractional shortening less than 29% by echography was defined as ventricular systolic dysfunction., Results: The patients showed significantly higher levels of von Willebrand factor with respect to the control group (109.2 31.9 vs 85.5 32.6%, p < 0.01), with no differences in fibrinogen and fibrin d-dimer values. Twenty-six patients fulfilled criteria of left ventricular systolic dysfunction. Patients with left ventricular dysfunction showed higher fibrinogen (386 118 vs 322 102 mg/dl, p = 0.03) and fibrin d-dimer (0.36 0.22 vs 0.26 0.10 g/ml; p = 0.04) levels, with no differences in von Willebrand factor levels., Conclusions: After acute coronary events, patients with ischaemic heart disease show markers of endothelial damage. However, patients with left ventricular dysfunction show a hypercoagulable state.
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12. [Biventricular impairment of diastolic function in acromegaly].
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Marín Ortuño F, Picó Alfonso A AM, Martínez Martínez JG, Domínguez Escribano JR, Climent Payá VE, Pineda Rocamora J, and Soborg Garri F
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- Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Acromegaly physiopathology, Diastole, Ventricular Function
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Aim: Left ventricle impairment is very common in acromegaly. Concentric hypertrophy and diastolic dysfunction are observed at an early stage. Late left ventricle dilatation with systolic dysfunction may appear. Few reports have studied right ventricle diastolic function., Methods: Twenty-seven acromegalic patients were included. Biventricular diastolic function was assessed using Doppler-echocardiography. Possible associations with hormonal activity, evolution time of illness, hypertension, left ventricular hypertrophy and systolic impairment on echocardiography were studied., Results: Fifteen patients showed left ventricular diastolic dysfunction, whereas thirteen patients showed right ventricular diastolic dysfunction. A good correlation was observed between E/A relation of both ventricles (r = 0.70; p < 0.01) and isovolumetric relaxation time (r = -0.60; p < 0.01). The right ventricular E/A relation correlated with left ventricular mass index and significance was almost achieved with the presence of hypertension. There was no statistical correlations between the right ventricular E/A relation and hormone values or evolution time of illness. The left ventricular E/A relation showed a significant association with left ventricular mass index, isovolumetric time index and evolution time of illness. There were no statistical association with hormone values., Conclusions: The high prevalence of right ventricular diastolic dysfunction observed in acromegaly suggests the presence of acromegalic myocardiopathy.
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- 2001
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