Why the study?
Does the presence of exercise oscillatory breathing predict cardiac-related events in patients with diastolic heart failure?
Does the presence of exercise oscillatory breathing predict cardiac-related events in patients with diastolic heart failure?
Exercise oscillatory breathing is as prevalent in diastolic heart failure as in systolic heart failure and serves as a strong independent predictor of adverse cardiac events.
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EOB may refine diastolic HF risk stratification; extends systolic observations but remains hypothesis-generating.
Guazzi et al. (2008) studied this question.
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