Key result
Anemia in chronic heart failure has an incidence ranging from 4% to 55% and serves as a prognostic marker linked to worse outcomes including malnutrition, increased hospitalizations, and death.
Population
Patients with chronic heart failure
Design
Review
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May warrant anemia assessment for risk stratification in chronic heart failure; leaves open whether correction improves outcomes in trials.
This review highlights anemia as a common, multifactorial condition in chronic heart failure that serves as a significant prognostic marker for adverse outcomes.
A 2010 study conducted a review in Chronic heart failure and anemia. Anemia was evaluated. Anemia in chronic heart failure has an incidence ranging from 4% to 55% and serves as a prognostic marker linked to worse outcomes including malnutrition, increased hospitalizations, and death.
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