… , with a significant subset of patients developing diuretic resistance (DR), qualitatively defined
as an inadequate rate/quantity of natriuresis despite an optimal diuretic regimen [3]. The …

… is definitively diuretic resistant by traditional metrics (ie, failure to lose weight) is suboptimal.
However, enrollment of patients who are not diuretic resistant into trials of diuretic adjuvant …

… Based on the above-described results, the FST seems to be a promising tool to early evaluate
patients’ degree of diuretic resistance, allowing clinicians to start adjusted diuretic therapy …

… of diuretics: Diuretic drugs wi 11 be gradually discontinued by the Clinic physici an over a six
week period. Diuretic: "… included to allow for possible attrition. All participants were chosen …

… While diuretics remain the mainstay of therapy in these patients, a significant subset of them
experiences suboptimal response (eg diuretic resistance) and lingering congestion that is …

… Moreover, a multicenter, open-label, RCT compared the diuretic effect of dapagliflozin with
metolazone in the setting of acute HF and diuretic resistance [27]. The investigators reported …

… in diuretic resistance and suboptimal decongestion [2]. As such, a significant portion of
research related to the field of acute heart failure (AHF) has focused on renal distal tubules due to …

… Moreover, a multicenter, open-label, RCT compared the diuretic effect of dapagliflozin
with metolazone in the setting of acute HF and diuretic resistance [27]. The investigators reported …

… agents; cross-sensitivity may exist Diuresis and hypoglycemia have occurred rarely in … effects
of that war of attrition spread over Europe. It soon became apparent that World War I had dis…

… and bodybuilders caused by resistance training and determined the association between
self-reported trauma, performance level and the duration of practicing resistance training. A …