Preexisting heart failure in patients admitted with cardiogenic shock is associated with lower in-hospital mortality and higher resource utilization.
Does pre-existing heart failure affect in-hospital mortality and resource utilization in admissions with cardiogenic shock?
Pre-existing heart failure in cardiogenic shock patients identifies a distinct phenotype with lower in-hospital mortality but higher resource utilization, suggesting a need for tailored risk models.
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Preexisting HF is associated with a distinct CS phenotype, including lower in-hospital mortality and higher resource utilization, highlighting the need for phenotype-specific strategies and refined risk models in CS management.
Díaz-Arocutipa et al. (Mon,) reported a other. Preexisting heart failure in patients admitted with cardiogenic shock is associated with lower in-hospital mortality and higher resource utilization.