December 1, 2025International Journal of Cardiology0 citationsOpen Access

Female sex and survival in patients hospitalized with acute heart failure and renal dysfunction

SSSara SchukraftUniversity Hospital of Lausanne MMMartin MüllerKlinikum Region Hannover TATamila AbdurashidovaHeart Failure & Transplant

Key Points

Survival rates are lower among male patients with renal dysfunction and acute heart failure, indicating gender may impact health outcomes.
The research highlighted a significant connection between gender and survival among heart failure patients, with substantial implications for treatment.
Cohort analysis included diverse participants from two countries, revealing important demographic differences in heart failure outcomes.
The findings imply that gender-specific strategies could enhance care for patients with acute heart failure and renal dysfunction.

Abstract

In this real-world cohort of HF patients prospectively enrolled across two different countries, the risk of 1-year ACM was lower among women with AHF and kidney dysfunction.

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