Do psychoactive Medications Increase the Risk of Falls and Fall-related Injuries in Hospitalized Patients With Cirrhosis?
Psychoactive medications are associated with an increased adjusted risk of falls and fall-related injuries in hospitalized patients with cirrhosis.
HR reduction by ivabradine confers a marked anti-ischaemic benefit. It significantly reduces cardiac energy consumption, preserves redox potentials during ischaemia, and enhances recovery at reperfusion.