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A pragmatic 5-point score combining predicted exercise capacity, age, and congenital heart disease complexity is proposed to estimate 10-year risk in adults with congenital heart disease.
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This letter to the editor discusses a proposed pragmatic 5-point risk score combining percentage of predicted exercise capacity, age, and congenital heart disease complexity for risk stratification in adult congenital heart disease.
Dear EditorDalman-Skogby et al. propose a pragmatic 5-point score combining percentage of predicted exercise capacity (%ECpred), age, and congenital heart disease (CHD) complexity to estimate 10-ye...
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Güney Sarıoğlu (2026) studied this question. A pragmatic 5-point score combining predicted exercise capacity, age, and congenital heart disease complexity is proposed to estimate 10-year risk in adults with congenital heart disease.
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