This study evaluates the economic burden and resource utilization associated with different etiologies of chronic systolic heart failure.
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Etiology-specific cost data in systolic HF may guide allocation; leaves open whether targeted strategies reduce differential resource use.
Background: Chronic heart failure is a major cardiac disease, going along with a high economic burden. Diagnostic and therapy differ depending on etiology of chronic heart failure. The present work analyses disease-related resource use and associated costs of systolic chronic heart failure with respect to the etiology of the disease.
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Biermann et al. (2012) studied this question.
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