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Boala Situatia Recomandare Nivel de evidenta Referinte
Post IM Preventie primara Clasa IIa A* [187, 207−212]
Post IM TV/FV resuscitata, TV spontan Clasa IIa C** [239−242]
SA Clasa IIa OTFP
CMH Clasa IIb B [294, 213, 293]
CMD Clasa IIb B [212, 241]
RVC Preventie primara Clasa IIb OTFP
WPW Clasa IIb OTFP
*reducerea prevalentei MSC, impact redus pe mortalitatea totala
**ca alternativa la defibrilatorul implantabil in lipsa acestuia
RVC - right ventricular cardiomiopathy (cardiomiopatie
ventriculara dreapta)
SA - stenoza aortica
SB - sindrom Brugada
60
CMD - cardiomiopatie dilatativa
CMH - cardiomiopatie hipertrofica
Post IM - post infarct miocardic
WPW - sindrom Wolff-Parkinson White
OTFP - Opinion of Task Force Panel - Opinia Comitetului
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