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Doctor Yosuke Nishihata

St. Luke's International Hospital, Tokyo (Japan)
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Early initiation of SGLT2-inhibitors and changes in physical function in elderly patients hospitalized for heart failure
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Early initiation of SGLT2-inhibitors and changes in physical function in elderly patients hospitalized for heart failure
Early initiation of SGLT2-inhibitors in hospitalized heart failure patients may suppress the decline in physical function
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Early initiation of SGLT2-inhibitors in hospitalized heart failure patients may suppress the decline in physical function
Effect of SGLT2-inhibitors on physical function of hospitalized heart failure patients
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Effect of SGLT2-inhibitors on physical function of hospitalized heart failure patients
The efficacy of combination therapy of corticosteroids and methotrexate for cardiac sarcoidosis, prolonged analysis
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The efficacy of combination therapy of corticosteroids and methotrexate for cardiac sarcoidosis, prolonged analysis
Current status of palliative care for heart failure; from the clinical experience of a general hospital in Japan
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Current status of palliative care for heart failure; from the clinical experience of a general hospital in Japan
Usefulness of chest radiographic congestion score to predict responses to adaptive servo-ventilation
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Usefulness of chest radiographic congestion score to predict responses to adaptive servo-ventilation
The importance of concomitant drugs in the settings of palliative care for the patients with advanced heart failure
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The importance of concomitant drugs in the settings of palliative care for the patients with advanced heart failure
Symptoms, physical examination and biomarkers are important determinant of reactions to adaptive servo-ventilation
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Symptoms, physical examination and biomarkers are important determinant of reactions to adaptive servo-ventilation
We can predict the improvement of cheyne-stokes respiration with central sleep apnea in hospitalized heart failure patients
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We can predict the improvement of cheyne-stokes respiration with central sleep apnea in hospitalized heart failure patients

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