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Are treatment-induced changes in KCCQ scores correlated with clinical outcomes in patients with chronic heart failure?
Are treatment-induced changes in KCCQ scores correlated with clinical outcomes in patients with chronic heart failure?
Treatment-induced changes in KCCQ scores correlate significantly with clinical outcomes in phase 3 heart failure trials, supporting its potential as a surrogate endpoint.
Treatment-induced changes in KCCQ scores are significantly correlated with clinical outcomes in phase 3 HF trials. These findings support KCCQ as a promising candidate intermediate endpoint that provides supportive evidence for the clinical benefit of HF therapies. However, our results remain hypothesis-generating, and further validation using individual patient data and cross-mechanism studies is warranted before KCCQ can be formally established as a regulatory surrogate endpoint.
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