Maintaining heart rates < 77 bpm in sinus rhythm and < 71 bpm in atrial fibrillation during the vulnerable period reduces readmission and mortality in heart failure patients.
Does maintaining rhythm-specific heart rate thresholds (< 77 bpm for SR, < 71 bpm for AF) reduce readmission and mortality in heart failure patients?
Maintaining rhythm-specific heart rate thresholds (< 77 bpm in SR, < 71 bpm in AF) during the vulnerable period provides actionable guidance to reduce readmission and mortality in heart failure.
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Maintaining heart rates < 77 bpm (SR) and < 71 bpm (AF) during the vulnerable period reduces readmission and mortality. These thresholds provide clinically actionable guidance for rhythm-stratified heart rate management in HF.
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