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"Do not request routine echocardiograms in patients with known mild to moderate asymptomatic systolic dysfunction or valve disease*.
Choosing Wisely Italy. Doing more does not mean doing better (Fare di più non significa fare meglio)
Hospital S. Croce e Carle Cuneo
*Adherence to the timings indicated by the GPCs for monitor echocardiograms in clinically stable patients with valvular heart disease is recommended.
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Do not order serial measurements of inflammatory markers (PCR-PCT) except under particular conditions (critical patients for which a close monitoring of the response to therapy is required).
Choosing Wisely Italy. Doing more does not mean doing better (Fare di più non significa fare meglio)
Hospital S. Croce e Carle Cuneo
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ver más ... 2013Do not order daily INR monitoring in patients with anticoagulation therapy, when INR is inside therapeutic range and no treatment discontinuation is expected.
Choosing Wisely Italy. Doing more does not mean doing better (Fare di più non significa fare meglio)
Hospital S. Croce e Carle Cuneo
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ver más ... 2013Do not order routine examinations after those carried out during admission, when no precise clinical reasons exist.
Choosing Wisely Italy. Doing more does not mean doing better (Fare di più non significa fare meglio)
Hospital S. Croce e Carle Cuneo
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ver más ... 2013Do not perform Angio-CT scans before discharge in patients undergoing uncomplicated aortic surgery (replacement of the ascending aorta)*.
Choosing Wisely Italy. Doing more does not mean doing better (Fare di più non significa fare meglio)
Hospital S. Croce e Carle Cuneo
*Limiting it only to patients undergoing complex aortic surgery (replacement of the ascending aorta and aortic arch or patient with residual dissection) is recommended.
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