Key result
Medical management of advanced heart failure relies heavily on consensus, with survival ranging from 80% at 2 years for congestion-free patients to <50% at 6 months for refractory cases.
Population
Patients with advanced heart failure, defined as persistence of limiting symptoms despite therapy with…
Design
Systematic_review
Authors
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Variable survival under consensus care warrants tailored regimens and HF programs now; leaves open rigorous trials to strengthen evidence.
Systematic Review
Current management of advanced heart failure relies heavily on consensus, emphasizing the need for tailored medical regimens and heart failure management programs to reduce rehospitalization and manage symptoms.
Anju Nohria (2002) conducted a systematic review in Advanced heart failure. Medical therapy was evaluated. Medical management of advanced heart failure relies heavily on consensus, with survival ranging from 80% at 2 years for congestion-free patients to <50% at 6 months for refractory cases.
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