Mortality risk prediction is improved with the identification of ECG abnormalities in hemodialysis patients, emphasizing the value of continuous monitoring.
The study indicates that ECG changes have a prognostic value for predicting increased mortality risk in patients undergoing hemodialysis.
Observational analysis highlights the need to validate findings in larger, more diverse cohorts to strengthen the reliability of outcomes.
Increased monitoring of ECG changes could improve patient management and outcomes in hemodialysis settings.
Abstract
ECG abnormalities enhance mortality risk prediction in HD patients and should be validated in larger prospective cohorts.