Key result
Congestive heart failure is a mortal illness, with Framingham Study data showing 50% mortality within 5 years for NYHA class II and III patients, and within 1 year for class IV patients.
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Editorial
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Heart failure is a mortal illness with survival rates worse than many malignancies, emphasizing that mortality, rather than just symptoms, is the central problem.
Heart failure is a mortal illness with survival rates worse than many malignancies, emphasizing that mortality, rather than just symptoms, is the central problem.
Arnold M. Katz (1993) conducted an editorial in congestive heart failure. Congestive heart failure is a mortal illness, with Framingham Study data showing 50% mortality within 5 years for NYHA class II and III patients, and within 1 year for class IV patients.
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