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August 29, 2026ESC Heart FailureOpen Access

Refining Nohria-Stevenson congestion phenotypes improves AHF characterization beyond the traditional warm and wet profile.

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Refining congestion phenotypes within the Nohria-Stevenson framework allows for a more nuanced characterization of acute heart failure beyond the traditional 'warm and wet' profile.

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RURebecca UrtigaLZLuís Fernando Boff Zarpelon

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Overview

Clinical review demonstrates nuanced congestion sub-phenotypes in acute heart failure, highlighting strategies for targeted decongestive management.

Key Points

  • To refine and sub-classify congestion phenotypes within the traditional Nohria–Stevenson hemodynamic framework for acute heart failure management.
  • Analyzed pathophysiological variations and clinical features within the standard 2x2 Nohria–Stevenson classification system.
  • Evaluated systemic versus pulmonary congestion profiles and their distinct impacts on organ perfusion.
  • Identified substantial hemodynamic and clinical heterogeneity within the broadly defined 'warm and wet' acute heart failure profile.
  • Characterized sub-phenotypes to guide individualized decongestion strategies, diuretic responsiveness, and hemodynamic optimization.

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Urtiga et al. (2026) studied this question. Refining congestion phenotypes within the Nohria-Stevenson framework allows for a more nuanced characterization of acute heart failure beyond the traditional 'warm and wet' profile.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a92994d8e5d7d1fc0c11160https://doi.org/10.1093/eschf/xvag226
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