Does the MAGGIC heart failure risk score accurately predict 3-year mortality in patients with heart failure?
The MAGGIC heart failure risk score is externally validated as a useful tool for risk stratification in a large, contemporary, nationwide heart failure cohort.
The MAGGIC project heart failure risk score demonstrated an excellent ability to categorize patients in separate risk strata. Although the predicted 3-year mortality risk was higher in low risk groups and lower in high risk groups compared with the observed 3-year mortality in the Swedish Heart Failure Registry, the MAGGIC project heart failure risk score performed well in a large nationwide contemporary external validation cohort.
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