[Influenza vaccination as an intervention for cardiovascular prevention and protection in high-risk patients. SIPREC/ANMCO/SIMI/FADOI/ARCA consensus document].

IF 1.5 Q4 CARDIAC & CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS Giornale italiano di cardiologia Pub Date : 2026-10-01 DOI:10.1714/4776.47989
Massimo Volpe, Stefania Angela Di Fusco, Dario Manfellotto, Allegra Battistoni, Giovanni Battista Zito, Andrea Montagnani, Federico Nardi, Giuseppe Di Pasquale, Nicola Montano
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Influenza infection is associated with an increase of cardiovascular events and hospitalizations due to cardiovascular disease. Influenza vaccination is in turn associated with a reduction or mitigation of cardiovascular complications of influenza. For this reason, influenza vaccination represents an additional pillar for cardiovascular prevention and protection. Recent randomized studies conducted in a very large European population have shown that high-dose influenza vaccination provides significant advantages when compared to standard-dose vaccination. These new data derived from the FLUNITY-HD pooled analysis strongly suggest that high-dose vaccination may be appropriate in elderly patients as well as in patients with cardiovascular disease in whom strengthening the immune response may provide better protection. The present consensus document has been promoted by five Italian cardiovascular or internal medicine scientific societies committed to promote cardiovascular prevention with the aim to update current knowledge on influenza vaccination and promote call-to-action initiatives in Italy to enhance the use of influenza vaccination and overcome current hesitancy and relatively low uptake in the population at risk.

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流感疫苗接种对高危患者心血管疾病预防和保护的干预作用。SIPREC/ANMCO/SIMI/FADOI/ARCA共识文件]。
流感感染与心血管事件和因心血管疾病住院的增加有关。流感疫苗接种反过来又与减少或减轻流感心血管并发症有关。因此,流感疫苗接种是预防和保护心血管疾病的又一支柱。最近在欧洲大量人群中进行的随机研究表明,与标准剂量疫苗接种相比,高剂量流感疫苗接种具有显著优势。来自fluity - hd合并分析的这些新数据强烈表明,高剂量疫苗接种可能适用于老年患者以及心血管疾病患者,加强免疫反应可能提供更好的保护。本共识文件是由五个致力于促进心血管疾病预防的意大利心血管或内科科学学会推动的,目的是更新目前关于流感疫苗接种的知识,并促进意大利的行动呼吁倡议,以加强流感疫苗接种的使用,克服目前在高危人群中犹豫不决和吸收率相对较低的问题。
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