Join Laura Ross, PA-C, president of the Academy of Physician Associates in Cardiology (APAC), as she interviews Greg Duck, PA-C, a cardiology PA and co-chair of APAC’s Heart Failure Committee, about his compelling presentation at CAPP 2024. Duck's presentation focuses on methamphetamine-induced cardiomyopathy, a growing concern in underserved populations, and practical strategies for managing this challenging condition.
Duck shared his experience treating patients with methamphetamine-related heart failure, emphasizing the importance of understanding their drug use patterns and tailoring therapies accordingly. He also highlighted key clinical pearls, including the potential for false-positive methamphetamine urine screens caused by medications like wellbutrin and mexiletine, which can help prevent misdiagnosis and stigma.
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Duck shared his experience treating patients with methamphetamine-related heart failure, emphasizing the importance of understanding their drug use patterns and tailoring therapies accordingly. He also highlighted key clinical pearls, including the potential for false-positive methamphetamine urine screens caused by medications like wellbutrin and mexiletine, which can help prevent misdiagnosis and stigma.
Don’t miss this insightful discussion packed with practical tips and expertise. Subscribe for more episodes from The APAC Recap!
???? Learn more about APAC: https://www.cardiologypa.org/
???? Explore the latest cardiology news at HCPLive: https://www.hcplive.com/clinical/card...
???? Follow APAC for future episodes and updates: https://www.hcplive.com/shows/apac-recap
#cardiology #heartfailure #medicaleducation
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