Pharmaceutical Practice of Clinical Pharmacists Participated in A Patient with Heart Failure and Hypotension Caused by Left Ventricular Noncompaction

OBJECTIVE To explore the role of clinical pharmacists in the treatment of a patient with heart failure and hypotension caused by left ventricular noncompaction. METHODS Clinical pharmacists participated in the treatment of a patient with heart failure and hypotension caused by left ventricular noncompaction, and implemented full-course pharmaceutical monitoring to evaluate the efficacy and adverse reactions. RESULTS Clinicians adopted the administration regimen recommended by the clinical pharmacist. After 11 months of drug treatment, the patient's clinical symptoms disappeared, and the cardiac function and structural indicators were significantly improved. During the period, there was no adverse reactions such as symptomatic hypotension. CONCLUSION The participation of clinical pharmacists in the formulation of individual medication plan, which promotes rational drug use and guarantee the safety of drug use.