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Heart Failure: Is it a Lung Disease?
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2018, Revista Espanola de CardiologiaClinical characteristics and prognosis of heart failure in elderly patients
2015, Revista Portuguesa de CardiologiaCitation Excerpt :In contrast, in a Japanese registry of younger patients (mean age 71 years) hospitalized due to HF, only 26% had LVEF >50%,24 a similar prevalence to that recorded in another Japanese registry during the years 2000–2004.25 Though 12.7% of patients were not echocardiographically assessed in our study, this percentage was lower than in other series, even when patients managed by cardiologists were included in the series.26,27 However, other studies have demonstrated that the number of patients without an echocardiogram is relevant in the elderly and in women, since these subgroups present the highest frequency of HFPEF, which suggests that in all probability the true prevalence is underestimated.
Optimization of ambulatory monitoring of patients with heart failure using telecardiology (OSICAT)
2014, European Research in TelemedicineCitation Excerpt :The economic burden of heart failure is increasing: the annual growth of heart failure disease is 3.6%1, emphasizing the importance of developing ambulatory and prevention strategies. Recently, more and more evidence emphasizes that comprehensive, multidisciplinary, coordinated heart failure patient care, including patient education, is effective in reducing the frequency of readmissions [13–16]. Such patient care is currently recommended by scientific societies [17–19].
Epidemiology of heart failure in Spain over the last 20 years
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