Why the study?
Several scoring systems exist to identify adverse events in heart failure, but models vary in their inclusion of objective exercise tolerance evaluation and natriuretic peptides.
This review highlights the variables and statistical approaches used in multiparametric risk scores for heart failure, noting a lack of models incorporating natriuretic peptides and objective exercise tolerance.
Routine HF risk models may underestimate prognosis; leaves open validation of enhanced scores incorporating natriuretic peptides and objective exercise tolerance.
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