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- •Contents
- •Authors
- •Preface
- •Dedication
- •YEAR IN REVIEW: KEY CLINICAL UPDATES IN CMDT 2025
- •2. Common Symptoms
- •3. Preoperative Evaluation & Perioperative Management
- •4. Geriatric Disorders
- •6. Dermatologic Disorders
- •7. Disorders of the Eyes & Lids
- •8. Otolaryngology Disorders
- •9. Pulmonary Disorders
- •10. Coronary Artery Disease, Valvular Disease, & Other Key Topics in Cardiology
- •11. Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy
- •12. Disorders of Cardiac Rhythm
- •13. Systemic Hypertension
- •14. Blood Vessel & Lymphatic Disorders

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Entries presented in the Year in Review are curated by the editors as being extremely impactful to daily clinical practice.
YEAR IN REVIEW: KEY CLINICAL UPDATES IN CMDT 2025
These highlighted entries are only a fraction of all the updates included across this edition of CMDT.
Topic Page Number
Key New Advances Aecting Clinical Practice
*
CHAPTER 1: DISEASE PREVENTION & HEALTH PROMOTION
• TheUSPSTFrecommendsofferingannuallungcancerscreeningwithlow-dose
CTtocurrentsmokersaged50to80yearsandatleasta20-pack-yearsmoking
Cancer Prevention
12
historyandtosmokerswhoquitwithinthepast15years.UpdatedAmerican
CancerSocietyrecommendationsremovetherestrictiononthenumberofyears
sincequitting.
Wolf AMD. CA Cancer J Clin. [PMID: 37909877]
CHAPTER 3: PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION & PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
• TheAABB(formerlyAmericanAssociationofBloodBanks)statesthatatransition
Perioperative
Hematologic
Evaluation
48
thresholdof7.5g/dL(75g/L)couldbeconsideredforhospitalizedpatients
undergoingcardiacsurgery,and8g/dL(80g/L)couldbeconsideredfor
hospitalizedpatientsundergoingorthopedicsurgeryorwhohaveunderlying
CVD.
Carson JL et al. JAMA. [PMID: 37824153]
CHAPTER 4: GERIATRIC DISORDERS
• PatientslivingwithAlzheimerdiseasewhoarechosenfortreatmentwith
monoclonalantibodies(aducanumaborlecanemab)requireregularmonitoring
Dementia
56
foramyloid-relatedimagingabnormalities(ARIA)usingMRI.
Cummings J et al. J Prev Alzheimers Dis. [PMID: 37357276]
Van Dyck CH et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36449413]
CHAPTER 6: DERMATOLOGIC DISORDERS
• TheIL-36receptorantibodyspesolimabisthefirsttherapyapprovedspecifically
Psoriasis
136
forgeneralizedpustularpsoriasis.
Raharia A et al. Clin Med (Long). [PMID: 34001566]
Lee H et al. Int J Mol Sci. [PMID: 37686119]
• Fortreatment-resistantpatients,0.9%spinosadsuspension,appliedonceover
agreaterthan6-hourtimeperiod,canbeconsidered,thoughefficacyislower
Scabies
128
thanthatforivermectinorpermethrin.
Richards RN. J Cutan Med Surg. [PMID: 32998532]
Widaty S et al. J Infect Dev Ctries. [PMID: 35298417]
CHAPTER 9: PULMONARY DISORDERS
• ForstableCOPDmanagement,ifthepatienthassignificantdyspneaandairflow
obstruction,the2023GOLDupdaterecommendsearlyinitiationoftreatment
Chronic
Obstructive
Pulmonary
259
Disease
*See chapter for further details and references. (continued on following page)
withlong-actingmuscarinicantagonists(LAMA)pluslong-actingbeta-2-agonist
(LABA),ratherthanLAMAalone.
• TheGOLD2023guidelinesdonotencourageuseofinhaledcorticosteroid(ICS)
inearlystagesofCOPDandcallformorejudicioususeofICSinpatientswith
moresevereCOPDwithfrequentexacerbations,thosewithbloodeosinophiliaof
300cellspermcLormore,concomitantasthma,orhistoryofhospitalizationsdue
toCOPDexacerbations.
Venkatesan P et al. Lancet Respir Med. [PMID: 36462509]
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• Twoclassesofpneumococcalvaccinesforadultsareavailableandapproved
foruseintheUnitedStates:onecontainingcapsularpolysaccharideantigens
270
Pneumonia
270
to23commonstrainsofStreptococcus pneumoniae(PPSV23)andseveralother
polyconjugatevaccines,including13-valent(PCV13),15-valent(PCV15),and
20-valent(PCV20).
Kobayashi M et al. MMWR Recomm Rep. [PMID: 37669242]
• Vaccinationisrecommendedforalladultsaged65andover,andadultsaged
19-64withcertainmedicalcomorbidities(diabetes,chroniclungdisease,
chronicliverdisease);increasedriskofmeningitis(CSFleak,cochlearimplant);
orimmunocompromisingcondition,includingasplenia.
Kobayashi M et al. MMWR Recomm Rep. [PMID: 37669242]
Pulmonary
Tuberculosis
281
• In2023,aregimenwasapprovedusingalongercourseofpretomanid,
bedaquiline,andlinezolidformultidrug-resistanttuberculosis(MDR-TB)
resistanttofluoroquinolone.
Bateson A et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36053506]
CHAPTER 10: CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, VALVULAR DISEASE, & OTHER KEY
TOPICS IN CARDIOLOGY
Acute MI with
ST-Segment
369
• Foratypicalpatient,itisreasonabletouseaDOACandclopidogrelandto
discontinueaspirinatthetimeofhospitaldischargeor1–4weeksafterstenting.
Writing Committee Members, Lawton JS et al. J Am Coll Cardiol. [PMID: 34895950]
Elevation
• Treatmentwithbempedoicacid,anATPcitratelyaseinhibitor,resultedin
reductioninthecompositeprimaryend-pointofcardiovasculardeath/nonfatal
MI/nonfatalstroke/orcoronaryrevascularizationprocedure.
Nissen SE et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36876740]
• TheSELECTRCTshowedastatisticallysignificantdecreaseinthecomposite
primaryend-pointofcardiovasculardeath/nonfatalMI/ornonfatalstrokein
thegrouptreatedwithsemaglutide.
Lincoff AM et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37952131]
• Colchicine0.5mgdailyresultedina23%reductioninmajoradversecardiac
eventsinpatientsafterMIand31%inpatientswithstableCAD.
Nelson K et al. J Am Coll Cardiol. [PMID: 37558377]
• Transcatheteredge-to-edgerepairwassafeandeffectiveatreducingthedegree
oftricuspidregurgitationandimprovingqualityoflifeinpatientswithsevere
functionaltricuspidregurgitationrandomizedtotreatmentwiththeTriClip
deviceversusmedicaltherapy.
Sorajja P et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36876753]
Coronary Heart
Disease
Tricuspid
Regurgitation
349
350
350–351
344
CHAPTER 11: HEART FAILURE & CARDIOMYOPATHY
• ResynchronizationtherapyisindicatedforpatientswithclassIItoIIIHF,EFof35%
orless,sinusrhythm,andleftbundlebranchblockpatternwithQRSdurationof
150msecormore.
Heidenreich PA et al. J Am Coll Cardiol. [PMID: 35379503]
• Bothempagliflozinanddapagliflozinhavebeenshowntodecreasecardiovascular
mortalityandHFhospitalizationorworseningofHFinpatientswithHFpEF.
Kosiborod MN et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37622681]
• Tafamidis,theonlyFDA-approvedmedicationavailableforallATTR
cardiomyopathy,reducedthecompositeofall-causemortalityandcardiovascular
hospitalizationsintrials.
Writing Committee: Kittleson MM et al. J Am Coll Cardiol. [PMID: 36697326]
Heart Failure
Restrictive
Cardiomyopathy
*See chapter for further details and references.
397
398
409
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CHAPTER 12: DISORDERS OF CARDIAC RHYTHM
• Inpatientswithatrialfibrillationandnoclinicalriskfactors(CHA2DS2-VASc
420
score0),thereisnoindicationforanticoagulantorantithrombotictherapy.
Ingeneral,unlessthereisanindicationforantiplatelettherapy(CHD,
peripheralvasculardisease),patientswithatrialfibrillationshouldnotbe
prescribedaspirinforstrokeprevention.
Atrial Fibrillation
Syncope
422
429
• Inpatientswithatrialfibrillationdurationofgreaterthan48hours(orunknown),
aminimumof3weeksofanticoagulationorexclusionofleftatrialthrombus
byTEEpre-cardioversionisrequired.Anticoagulationshouldbecontinuedfor
atleast4weeksfollowingcardioversiontopreventthromboembolism.
• Inpatientswithpriorleftatrialappendageocclusion,TEEisrecommended
toexcludedevice-relatedthrombusorperi-deviceleakwhichmayprompt
anticoagulantinitiation.
Joglar J et al. Circulation. [PMID: 38033089]
• Cardioneuroablationinpatientswithvasovagalsyncopewithsignificant
cardioinhibitoryresponsesignificantlydecreasedrecurrentsyncope
comparedtomedicaltherapyinasmallRCT.
Piotrowski R et al. JACC Clin Electrophysiol. [PMID: 36114133]
CHAPTER 13: SYSTEMIC HYPERTENSION
• “Polypills”combiningmultipledrugsinasinglepillareeffectiveandwell
Drug Therapy:
Current
Antihypertensive
Agents
452
452
toleratedininitialtreatmentofhypertension.
O’Hagan ET et al. Heart. [PMID: 36810213]
• Cardiovascularandrenaloutcomesintype2diabetesareimprovedwithGLP-1
agonistsdespitemodestreductionsinbloodpressure.
• SGLT-2inhibitorsincreasetheriskofdiabeticketoacidosisintype1diabetes.
Tonelli M et al. Circulation. [PMID: 36409780]
Neuen BL et al. Circulation. [PMID: 37952217]
CHAPTER 15: BLOOD DISORDERS
Chronic
Lymphocytic
Leukemia
519
• CautionshouldbeexercisedwhenaBruton’sTyrosineKinaseinhibitor(BTKi)
isusedinconjunctionwithanticoagulants(DOACs)andinthepre-and
postoperativesetting.
Chirino A et al. Genes (Basel). [PMID: 38137005]
Cold Agglutinin
Disease
Hairy Cell
Leukemia
Non-Hodgkin
Lymphomas
Primary
Myelofibrosis
*See chapter for further details and references. (continued on following page)
504
521
523
512
• ComplementblockadeoftheC1sproteinwithsutimlimab(amonoclonal
protein)isnowFDA-approvedforcoldagglutininhemolysis.
Röth A et al. Engl J Med. [PMID: 33826820]
• Vemurafenibincombinationwithananti-CD20antibodycanbeusedasinitial
therapyforpatientswhoarefrailorhaveactiveinfections.Thenextgeneration
BRAFinhibitor,dabrafenib,incombinationwithtrametinib,canbeusedfor
patientsrefractorytoinitialnucleosideanalogue–basedtherapy.
Kreitman R et al. Blood. [PMID: 36108341]
• TheCD20:CD3bispecificantibodiesepcoritamabandglofitamabhaveshown
clinicalactivityinpatientswhohaveprogressedaftertwolinesoftherapy.
• ThenewerJAK2inhibitorpacritinibisanoptionforpatientswithaplatelet
countlessthan50,000/mcL(50×109/L).
• RAS/CBLmutationspredictresistancetoruxolitinibtherapy.
Tefferi A. Am J Hematol. [PMID: 36680511]
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Sickle Cell
Anemia
& Related
Syndromes
501
• Twogeneticallyengineeredstemcellproductsusedwithautologous
transplantation,lovotibeglogeneautotemcelandexagamglogene
autotemcel,areapprovedintheUnitedStatesforpatients12yearsorolder
withseverediseaseandofferthepotentialforlong-termdiseasecontrol.
Kanter J et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 34898139]
CHAPTER 16: DISORDERS OF HEMOSTASIS, THROMBOSIS, & ANTITHROMBOTIC THERAPY
• TheAmericanSocietyofHematologysuggestsconsiderationofthrombophilia
Antithrombotic
Therapy
562–563
testinginpatientswithVTEprovokedbyanon-surgicaltransientriskfactor,in
patientswhohadVTEassociatedwithpregnancyorthepost-partumperiod,and
inpatientswithVTEassociatedwithoralcontraceptives,whennegativeresults
mightleadtoconsiderationofstoppingtreatment.
Middeldorp S et al. Blood Adv. [PMID: 37195076]
CHAPTER 17: GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS
• TheBavenoVIIinternationalconsensusgroupfavorscarvediloloverother
nonselectivebeta-blockersduetoitsanti-alpha-adrenergiceffects,which
promotevasodilationandagreaterreductioninportalpressures.Itisinitiated
Benign
Esophageal
Lesions
Gastroesophageal
Reflux Disease
605
599
atadoseof6.25mgorallyoncedailyandincreased,astolerated,toamaximum
of12.5mgoncedailyprovidedthesystolicbloodpressureremainsgreaterthan
90mmHg.Carvedilolisnotrecommendedforpatientswithdecompensated
cirrhosis.
De Franchis R et al. J Hepatol. [PMID: 35120736]
Pierre-Emmanuel R et al. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. [PMID: 37121529]
Tapper EB et al. JAMA. [PMID: 37159031]
• Vonoprazan(20mgorallyoncedaily)maybeconsideredinpatientswitherosive
esophagitisorpersistentnocturnalheartburnthatisunresponsivetoPPItherapy.
Laine L et al. Gastroenterology. [PMID: 36228734]
Inflammatory
Bowel Disease
Crohn Disease
*See chapter for further details and references.
638
639
639
645
645
645
• FDAhasissuedablackboxwarningfortofacitinibandupadacitinibaboutan
increasedriskofthrombosis,includingMI,stroke,arterialthrombosis,DVT,PE,
anddeath.
• In2023,anewsubcutaneousformulationofinfliximabbecameavailable.
Buisson A et al. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. [PMID: 35987302]
• Vedolizumabisapprovedforadministrationasbothanintravenousand
subcutaneousformulation.
Lim SH et al. Inflamm Bowel Dis. [PMID: 37603730]
• Ina2023head-to-headcontrolledtrial,patientswithCrohndiseasewhohad
notrespondedtoprioranti-TNFtherapieswererandomizedtoinductionand
maintenancetherapywitheitherrisankizumab(360mgsubcutaneouslyevery
8weeks)orustekinumab(90mgsubcutaneouslyevery8weeks).After48weeks,
clinicalremission(61%versus40%)andendoscopicremission(32%versus16%)
weresignificantlyhigherwithrisankizumabthanustekinumab,suggesting
risankizumabmaybethepreferredanti-ILagent.
• Ina2023networkmeta-analysisofbiologicandsmallmoleculetherapies,
risankizumabrankedfirstinefficacyforpatientswithCrohndiseasewhohad
orhadnotreceivedpriorbiologictherapies.
Barberio B et al. Gut. [PMID: 35907636]
• Forpatientswhohavenotrespondedorlostresponsetoanti-TNFagents,
vedolizumabappearstobelesseffectivethananti-ILagents(risankizumab
orustekinumab).
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• In2023,theoralJAKinhibitorupadacitinibwasapprovedforinductionand
maintenancetherapyforCrohndisease.
• Networkmeta-analysessuggestupadacitinibmaybeequivalenttobiologicagents
Crohn Disease
(cont.)
645
inthetreatmentofCrohndiseaseandofferstheconvenienceoforaltherapy.
However,inlightoftheuncertainrisksofJAKinhibitorsforseriouscomplications
(includingthrombosis,cardiovascularevents,andmalignancy),upadacitinib
shouldbereservedforpatientswhohavefailedbiologictherapies.
Barberio B et al. Gut. [PMID: 35907636]
Loftus EV et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37224198]
651
651
640
Ulcerative Colitis
651
651
• Subcutaneousformulationsofvedolizumabandinfliximabareavailablefor
maintenancetherapybutarenotapprovedforinductiontherapy.
• Despitetheconvenienceandrapidsymptomresponseoforalsmallmolecules,
theinjectableILantagonists(mirikizumabandustekinumab)offerasuperior
safetyprofile,especiallyinpatientswhoareolderorhaveanincreasedriskof
cardiovascularorthrombosisevents.
D’Haens G et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37611136]
• Mirikizumabwasapprovedin2023forthetreatmentofpatientswithmoderate
tosevereulcerativecolitis;it,alongwithanotherILantibody,ustekinumab,is
availableasintravenousformulationforinductiontherapyandasasubcutaneous
formulationformaintenancetherapy.
D’Haens G et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37611136]
• ThesmallmodelJAKinhibitors(upadacitinibandtofacitinib)offerthe
convenienceoforaladministrationandrapidsymptomimprovementwithin
3days.Furthermore,networkmeta-analysessuggesttheseagentsarehighly
effectiveinachievingdiseaseremissioninpatientswhohavefailedtherapy
withbiologicagents.
• ThesmallmoleculeS1Preceptormodulatorandonce-dailyoralagent
etrasimodwasapprovedbytheFDAin2023forthetreatmentofmoderateto
severeulcerativecolitis.
Sandborn WJ et al. Lancet. [PMID: 36871574]
CHAPTER 18: LIVER, BILIARY TRACT, & PANCREAS DISORDERS
Acute Pancreatitis
Benign Liver
Neoplasms
720
708
• Statinusemayreducetheriskofdiabetes.
Thiruvengadam NR et al. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. [PMID: 35750248]
• Focalnodularhyperplasiaisnotcausedbycontraceptives.
Demory A et al. Hepatology. [PMID: 35980227]
Metabolic
Dysfunction–
Associated Liver
690
• In2024,theFDAgrantedacceleratedapprovaltoresmetirom,athyroidhormone
receptor-beta-agonist,forpatientswithMASHandfibrosis.
Harrison SA et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 38324483]
Disease
CHAPTER 19: BREAST DISORDERS
• Low-dosetamoxifen(5mgdailyfor3years)isaneffectiverisk-reducingstrategy
730–731
inwomenwithproliferativeatypiaorcarcinomainsitu.
Lazzeroni M et al. J Clin Oncol. [PMID: 36917758]
Carcinoma of the
Female Breast
731
*See chapter for further details and references. (continued on following page)
• TheUSPSTFrecommendsscreeningmammographyeveryotheryearbeginning
atage40years.
(https://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf/draft-recommendation/
breast-cancer-screening-adults#bcei-recommendation-title-area)
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• Itmaybeappropriatetotreatmultipletumorsorevenrecurrenttumorsinthe
samebreastwithbreast-conservingtherapy.
Mota BS et al. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. [PMID: 36972145]
Youn S et al. Ann Surg Oncol. [PMID: 37620525]
• Onephase3studyshowedthatomissionoflymphnodesamplingisnoninferior
tosentinelnodebiopsyinpatientswithT1tumorsandnegativeaxillary
ultrasound,thussupportingfurthersurgicalde-escalationinselectcases.
Gentilini OD et al. JAMA Oncol. [PMID: 37733364]
• Recentstudiessuggestthatevenyoungerwomenwithfavorablelesionsmay
avoidpost-lumpectomyradiation.
Civil YA et al. Ann Surg Oncol. [PMID: 36869253]
Whelan TJ et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37585627]
• AddinganimmunecheckpointinhibitortochemotherapyimprovesthepCR
rateinhigh-gradehormone-receptor–positivecancers.
Cardoso F et al. Presented at ESMO Conference 2023. Abstract LBA21.
Loi S et al. Presented at ESMO Conference 2023. Abstract LBA20.
• TheoralAKTinhibitorcapivasertibisFDAapprovedforpatientswithHR-positive
metastaticbreastcancerandatumorwithaPIK3CA,AKT1orPTENalteration.
Turner NC et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37256976]
Carcinoma of the
Female Breast
(cont.)
739
739
740
741
746
CHAPTER 20: GYNECOLOGIC DISORDERS
Carcinoma of the
Endometrium
Pelvic
Inflammatory
Disease
780
775
• Molecularsubtypingmayinformtreatmentdecisions.
Karpel HC et al. Curr Opin Obstet Gynecol. [PMID: 36943683]
• Proceduralinterventionisreservedforcasesoflargetubo-ovarianabscess(TOA)
(>8cm),TOArupture,orcaseswithapoorresponsetoantibiotics.Interventional
radiologydrainagemaybeconsideredafterTOAantibioticfailureorforlarge
(>8cm)TOA.
Frock-Welnak DN et al. Obstet Gynecol Clin North Am. [PMID: 36122985]
CHAPTER 25: UROLOGIC DISORDERS
• A5-yearmulti-centerclinicaltrialofaquablationshowssignificantandsustained
956
Benign Prostatic
Hyperplasia
957
improvementsinurinaryflowrate,postvoidresidualvolume,andqualityoflife.
Zorn KC et al. BJUI Compass. [PMID: 35474721]
• Adouble-blind,randomized,sham-controlledstudyoftheOptilumeBPHcatheter
systemshowedimprovementinflowrate,post-voidresidual,andpatientsatisfactionscoresthatweresustainedat1year.Treatmentwaslimitedtoprostatesranging
insizefrom20mLto80mLandlong-termbenefithasyettobeproven.
Kaplan SA et al. J Urol. [PMID: 37555604]
CHAPTER 26: NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDERS
• Lecanemab(10mg/kgintravenouslyevery2weeks)modestlyslowedcognitive
Dementia
*See chapter for further details and references.
1004
declineinpatientswithearlyAlzheimerdiseaseandreducedbrainamyloidburden
measuredbyamyloidPETcomparedwithplacebo.
Van Dyck CH et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36449413]
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• Patientswithoutatypicalclinicalattackmaybediagnosedwithradiologically
isolated syndrome ifabrainMRIincidentallydemonstratesfindingsconsistent
Multiple Sclerosis
Myopathic
Disorders
Parkinson Disease
1012
1033
996
withmultiplesclerosis.Teriflunomideanddimethylfumaratewereshownto
delaytimetofirstclinicalattackcomparedtoplaceboinsuchpatients.
Lebrun-Frénay C et al. JAMA Neurol. [PMID: 37603328]
Okuda DT et al. Ann Neurol. [PMID: 36401339]
• Patientswhoweigh≥40kgandarenotimprovingoninitialenzymereplacement
therapy[foracidmaltasedeficiencyorPompedisease]areeligiblefortreatment
withthecombinationofcipaglucosidasealfa-atgaandmiglustat,
whichdemonstratedsimilarefficacytoalglucosidasealfainarandomizedtrial.
Schoser B et al. J Neurol. [PMID: 38418563]
• Acontinuoussubcutaneousinfusionoffoslevodopa-foscarbidopaalso
reduces“off”timeandimprovestheamountof“on”timewithouttroublesome
dyskinesias.
Jankovic J et al. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. [PMID: 32576618]
Polyneuropathies
& Mononeuritis
Multiplex
Stupor & Coma
1019
1008
• Animplanted10kHzspinalcordstimulatorcombinedwithmedicalmanagement
reducedpainbyanaverageof80%inaRCTinpatientswithpainfuldiabetic
neuropathy,aresultthatwassustainedfor24monthsandwasalsoassociated
withneurologicimprovementinmostpatients.
Petersen E et al. Diabetes Res Clin Prac. [PMID: 37536514]
• Anelectroencephalogram,evenwhencombinedwithbrainstemauditoryand
somatosensoryevokedpotentials,doesnotfullyevaluatebrainstemfunction
andshouldnotbeusedtomakeaformaldeterminationofbraindeath.
Greer DM et al. Neurology. [PMID: 37821233]
CHAPTER 27: PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
Alcohol Use
Disorder
Anxiety
1075
1040
• Phenobarbitaland,mostrecently,ketamine,havenotdemonstratedsuperiority
tobenzodiazepinesinthetreatmentofalcoholwithdrawal.
Kelson M et al. Cureus. [PMID: 37273364]
Malone D et al. Neuropsychopharmacol Rep. [PMID: 37368937]
• Virtualrealitytherapyhassimilarefficacytootherestablishedtherapies.
Schröder D et al. J Behav Ther Exp Psychiatry. [PMID: 37453405]
CHAPTER 28: ENDOCRINE DISORDERS
Hyperthyroidism
(Thyrotoxicosis)
Osteoporosis
1111–1112
1133
1135
• Digoxinisasecond-lineagentforventricularratecontrolin
thyrotoxicosis-inducedatrialfibrillation.Itisreducedashyperthyroidismis
corrected.Serumdigoxinlevelsshouldbekeptbelow1.2ng/mL,sincehigher
levelsareassociatedwithincreasedmortality.
• Patientswithsevereosteoporosis(DXAT-scorebelow–2.5withafragility
fracture)shouldbeconsideredforanabolictherapywithPTH,PTHrP,or
romosozumab.
Händel MN et al. BMJ. [PMID: 37130601]
• In2024,theFDAissuedablackboxwarningabouttheriskofsevere
hypocalcemiawithdenosumabinpatientswithadvancedCKD,especiallythose
withrelatedmineralbonedisorder.
Bird ST et al. JAMA. [PMID: 38241060]
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• Levothyroxineisnolongerprescribedforeuthyroidpatientswithlow-risk
1119
Thyroid Cancer
1119
differentiatedthyroidcancer(DTC)whohavehadaunilateralthyroidlobectomy.
Gigliotti BJ et al. Endocrine. [PMID: 37824045]
• Forpatientswithlow-riskdifferentiatedthyroidcarcinoma(DTC),radioiodine
isnolongerrecommendedeitherforthyroidremnantablationorasadjuvant
therapyfollowingtotalornear-totalthyroidectomy.
Ullmann TM et al. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. [PMID: 36327392]
Thyroid Nodules
& Multinodular
1115
• Whencytopathologyisindeterminateformalignancy,moleculartestingreduces
theneedforsurgerybyabout50%.
Alzahrani AS. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. [PMID: 37200449]
Goiter
CHAPTER 29: DIABETES MELLITUS & HYPOGLYCEMIA
• Insulindeliverysystems(eg,MiniMed7870G,TandemControl-IQ,Omnipod5)
shouldbeconsideredforallpatientswithtype1diabeteswhoarenolongerin
1199
Diabetes Mellitus
1199
partialclinicalremission.Patientswithothertypesofdiabeteswhohavelabile
glucoselevelsandareonintensiveinsulintherapyarealsocandidates(eg,after
totalpancreatectomy).
• V-go(MannKind)isamechanicalpatchpumpdesignedspecificallyforpatients
withtype2diabeteswhouseabasal/bolusinsulinregimen.CeQurSimplicity
(CeQur)isa3-daymechanicalpatchdevicethatholds200unitsofrapid-acting
insulinanddeliverstwounitsperpressofabuttontocovermealsandtolower
high-glucoseexcursions.
CHAPTER 30: LIPID DISORDERS
• ThestrikingresultsoftheREPRIEVEcardiovascularoutcomestrial,inwhich
Screening &
Treatment in
Patients with HIV
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baselineLDLwasjust108mg/dL,arguesforroutinestatintherapyfornearlyall
patientswithHIVwhohavenocontraindications.Treatmentswithpitavastatin
mayhavelessdrug-druginteractionsthancertainotherstatins(ie,simvastatin).
Grinspoon SK et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37486775]
Kalra DK et al. J Am Coll Cardiol. [PMID: 37407116]
CHAPTER 31: NUTRITION, NUTRITIONAL DISORDERS, & OBESITY
• Inthe2023SELECTcardiovascularoutcomestrial,semaglutide2.4mgreduced
theriskofmajoradversecardiovascularevents(MACE)by20%inadultsaged
45andolderwithpreexistingcardiovasculardiseasewhowereoverweight(BMI
1238
Obesity
1238, 1242
greaterthan27)butwhodidnothavetype2diabetes.ThisisthefirstAOMto
demonstratereducedincidenceofMACEinpatientswithoutdiabetes.
Lincoff AM et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37952131]
Wilding JPH et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 33567185]
• IntheSURMOUNT-1trial,tirzepatide15mgweeklyproduceda20.9%totalbody
weightlosscomparedto3.1%withplacebo.Tirzepatideisassociatedwiththe
samecontraindications,adverseevents,andboxedwarningsasliraglutideand
semaglutidebutistypicallybettertolerated.
Aronne LJ et al. JAMA. [PMID: 38078870]
Jastreboff AM et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 35658024]
CHAPTER 33: HIV INFECTION & AIDS
Choosing an
Antiretroviral
Treatment
Regimen
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• Demonstrationprojectsareexamininglong-actingcabotegravirandrilpivirine
Gandhi M et al. Ann Intern Med. [PMID: 37399555]
asinjectablesinpeoplechallengedbyadherenceorviremi,withhighvirologic
suppressionachievedinonedemonstrationprojectinSanFrancisco,with97.5%
virologicsuppressionprojected.
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• Studiesdemonstratingtheefficacyofdoxycyclinepost-exposureprophylaxis
(DoxyPEP)amongMSMandtransgenderwomenwithandwithoutHIV(single
200mgdoseaftersexupto72hours)haveshowniteffectiveinprevent-
Prevention
1320
ingchlamydiaandsyphilis,andinonestudy,gonorrhea.Thestudyamong
HIV-negativecisgenderwomendidnotshowefficacy,althoughadherencewas
lowinthisstudy.
Luetkemeyer AF. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37018493]
CHAPTER 34: VIRAL & RICKETTSIAL DISEASES
• TAK-003hasefficacyagainstallfourdengueserotypesinchildren4-16years
Dengue
Herpes Zoster
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1346–1347
oldlivinginendemiccountrieswhoareseropositiveatbaselineandagainst
serotypes1and2inchildrenwhoareseronegativeatbaseline.
Patel SS et al. Clin Infect Dis. [PMID: 35639602]
• Availableevidencesuggeststhatvaccinationwiththerecombinantzostervaccine
significantlyreducesthedurationofherpeszoster-relatedpain.
Wang Y et al. Eur J Dermatol. [PMID: 37823492]
Human T-Cell
Lymphotropic
Virus (HTLV)
Kawasaki Disease
Measles
Mumps
Q Fever
Respiratory
Syncytial Virus
(RSV) & Other
Paramyxoviruses
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• Combinationtherapywithzidovudineandinterferon-alphamaybehelpful.
Shafiee A et al. Virol J. [PMID 37287047]
• AJapanesetrialshowedthatI-argininemayimprovemotorfunction.
Nozuma S et al. Ann Clin Transl Neurol. [PMID: 36547017]
• InaCochranereviewIVIGwasmosteffectiveincontrollingfeverbutalsoin
reducingcoronaryarteryaneurysmincidenceat30days.
Broderick C et al. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. [PMID: 36695415]
• Exercisestressechocardiogramsareespeciallysensitiveinassessingmyocardial
dysfunction.
Tedla BA et al. Pediatr Cardiol. [PMID: 36383234]
• Dataonfebrileconvulsionsaftervaccinationshowaslightlyincreasedriskassociated
withMMRVoverMMRvaccinationseparatefromvacciniavaccinationbutwiththe
statisticalweaknessoftheassociation,expertsrecommendthatthetwobeseparatedonlywhenthereisanindicationsuchasafamilyhistoryofconvulsions.
Casabona G et al. Expert Rev Vaccines. [PMID: 37642012]
• AnewliveattenuatedmumpsvaccineisreportedfromChina,anditappearsto
besafeandeffective.
Hu W et al. PLoS One. [PMID: 37733724]
• Forchildrenunderage8years,ciprofloxacin-basedtherapyispreferred,
combinedwithrifampinortrimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole.
• Becauseofadversereactionsamongrecipientswithapriorexposureto
C burnetii,theQfevervaccineshouldneverbeusedasabooster.
Peng M et al. Microbes Infect. [PMID: 37499790]
Redden P et al. Future Microbiol. [PMID: 37850346]
• In2023,majoradvancesincombattingRSVoccurred,withtwoRSVvaccines
beingapprovedforindividuals60yearsandolder(Arexvy)andforpregnant
womenbetween32-and36-weeks’gestation(Abrysvo)toprotecttheneonate.
• AmonoclonalantibodyforRSV(nirsevimab)wasalsoapprovedforinfantsandyoung
childrenforseveredisease.NirsevimabiscurrentlyavailableintheUnitedStates,
Europe,andtheUnitedKingdomforpreventionofRSVinneonatesduringtheirfirst
seasonatrisk(andextendedintheUnitedStatesthroughtheirsecondat-riskseason).
PhysicianshavetheoptionofprovidingAbrysvotothemotherandrelyingonpassivelytransmittedantibodytoprotectinfants,orusingnirsevimabforinfants.
Centers for Disease Control: Update on RSV and new vaccine recommendations.
2023 Sept 23.
Keam SJ. Drugs. [PMID: 36577878]
Papi A et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36791160]
Walsh EE et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 37018468]
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Scrub Typhus
Seasonal
Influenza
Severe Acute
Respiratory
Syndrome—
Coronavirus 2019
(SARS-CoV-2)
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• Vaccinationoutsidetherecommendedagerange(greaterthanage7)iseffective.
Pawaskar M et al. Hum Vaccin Immunother. [PMID: 34128759]
• ARCTcomparingdoxycycline,azithromycinandbothforseverescrubtyphus
showednodifferencebetweendoxycyclineandazithromycinbutnotedlower
incidenceofprimaryoutcome(composite28-daymortality,complicationsatday
7andpersistentfeveratday5)withcombinationtherapy.
Varghese GM et al. N Engl J Med. [PMID: 36856615]
• Thenewrecommendationforthosewitheggallergyisthatonlythosewith
urticarialreactionsshouldbeobservedclosely,butallvaccinatedpatientsshould
befollowedforpossiblereactionsregardlessofeggallergyhistory.
Grohskopf LA et al. MMWR Recomm Rep. [PMID: 36006864]
• Treatmentwithnirmatrelvir/ritonavirdoesnotreducetheincidenceof
long-COVIDinasmallstudy,althoughtheRECOVER-VITALtrialisstudying
whetheralongercourseofthemedicationwillreducelong-COVIDsymptoms.
Durstenfeld MS et al. J Med Virol. [PMID: 38175151]
• Nirmatrelvir/ritonavirhadnobenefitintwotrials(EPIC-SRandEPIC-PEP).
InonestudyofelderlypatientsfromMassachusettsandNewHampshire,however,themedicationreducedhospitalizationanddeathamong
outpatientsbyone-half.
• Alowrateofrecurrentviremiaisreportedafternirmatrelvir/ritonavirisstopped,
mostlikelyfromtheimmuneresponse.Delayingthemedicationfor2daysafter
symptomonsetwilllikelyreducetheriskofrebound.
Dryden-Peterson S et al. Ann Intern Med. [PMID: 36508742]
Edelstein GE et al. medRxiv [Preprint]. Update in Ann Intern Med. [PMID: 37425934]
• InoneVAstudymolnupiravirshowedabenefitformortalityatboth30and
30-180daysbutnotforhospitalization(unlikenirmatrelvir/ritonavirwhichdid
showa30-daybenefitforhospitalization).
Bajema KL et al. Ann Intern Med. [PMID: 37276589]
• OnMarch1,2024,theCDCupdatedtheirisolationguidanceagaintorecommend
peoplewithCOVIDstayhomewhensickoruntilsymptomshaveresolvedfor
24hours.
1394–1395
Viruses &
Gastroenteritis
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• Population-levelmaskingprobablymadelittleornodifferencetothe
outcomeoflaboratory‐confirmedinfluenzaorSARS‐CoV‐2comparedtonot
wearingmasks(RR1.01,95%CI0.72to1.42;6trials,13,919participants;
moderate‐certaintyevidence).However,compliancetomaskwearingvaried
acrossrandomizedtrialsandanindividual-levelbenefitoffacemaskscould
certainlystillbepresent.
Jefferson T et al. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. [PMID: 36715243]
• TheWHOandmostcountriesrecommendongoingboostersforolderand
immunosuppressedgroupsgiventheircontinuedvulnerabilitytoseveredisease
anddeathifinfected.
• Ingeneral,theneurologicsafetyprofileofCOVID-19vaccinationsishigh.
Guo M et al. Autoimmun Rev. [PMID: 37075917]
• Ameta-analysisof15randomizedcontrolledstudiesshowsnostatistically
significantincreaseinintussusceptionwithrotavirusvaccination.
Wang G et al. Front Pediatr. [PMID: 37583623]
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