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2008. Cette vaste étude concerne plus de 10.000
patients coronariens porteurs d’une dysfonc-
tion ventriculaire gauche (22). L’étude SHIFT
a aussi pour but d’évaluer l’effet de l’ivabradine
sur la morbi-mortalité chez les patients insuffi-
sants cardiaques symptomatiques avec fraction
d’éjection inférieure à 35%. Enfin, la disponibi-
lité d’une forme injectable IV nous ouvrira cer-
tainement des portes à l’utilisation d’ivabradine
dans diverses situations aiguës.
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Les demandes de tirés à part sont à adresser au
Pr. P. Lancellotti, Service des Soins Intensifs
Cardiologiques, CHU Sart Tilman, Liège, Belgique.