February 15, 2005Annals of Internal Medicine
Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy in Heart Failure
Key result
The authors argue that conclusions regarding CRT improving outcomes in heart failure are unsafe due to incorrect presentation of existing scientific data, particularly concerning CRT with or without an ICD.
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Implication
The authors argue that conclusions from a previous systematic review on CRT in heart failure are unsafe due to incorrect presentation of data, particularly regarding CRT with or without an ICD.
PICO
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Population
Heart failure
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Intervention / Comparator
Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT)
The authors argue that conclusions from a previous systematic review on CRT in heart failure are unsafe due to incorrect presentation of data, particularly regarding CRT with or without an ICD.
Cite This Study
Calvert et al. (2005) conducted a letter in Heart failure. Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) was evaluated. The authors argue that conclusions regarding CRT improving outcomes in heart failure are unsafe due to incorrect presentation of existing scientific data, particularly concerning CRT with or without an ICD.