Cardiovascular Disease Prevention in the COVID-19 Era

Yokoyama M, Kamide N, Tojo T, Yamaoka Tojo M
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Abstract

Although the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is still ongoing, the path towards a better future is finally becoming clear as a result of the initiation of COVID-19 vaccination. While pneumonia was initially emphasized as the only complication of COVID-19, it has become clear that fatal complications, such as a thromboembolism, are also likely to occur. In the era of recurring coronavirus infections, it is important to identify the causes and risk factors regarding exacerbations in patients who may develop severe COVID-19. This review describes how to prevent COVID-19 exacerbations in the context of cardiovascular disease, especially exacerbations related to the vascular endothelium.
COVID-19时代的心血管疾病预防
尽管2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行仍在持续,但由于启动了COVID-19疫苗接种,通往更美好未来的道路终于变得清晰起来。虽然最初强调肺炎是COVID-19的唯一并发症,但很明显,血栓栓塞等致命并发症也可能发生。在冠状病毒反复感染的时代,重要的是要确定可能发展为严重COVID-19的患者病情恶化的原因和风险因素。本文综述了在心血管疾病背景下如何预防COVID-19恶化,特别是与血管内皮相关的恶化。
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