… heart failure, determines the frequency of preserved systolic function, and identifies clinical
features that favor the bedside diagnosis of heart failure … the primary diagnosis of heart failure …

… Bedside assessments of the caval index or caval-aortic ratio may be useful clinical adjuncts
in establishing the diagnosis of acute heart failure in patients with undifferentiated dyspnea. …

… B line pattern mostly clears after adequate medical treatment of ADHF and represents an
easy-to-use alternative bedside diagnostic tool for clinically monitoring pulmonary congestion …

… heart failure (DHF) is important for determining the prognosis of congestive heart failure
patients… who performed bedside echocardiography (BECH) in patients with diastolic dysfunction. …

… Over the past 4 decades, patients with heart failure (HF) have derived substantial benefit
from … points of this review are relevant for all heart failure regardless of ejection fraction (Table). …

… of a diagnosis based on the whole history and examination. When one does that, it becomes
clear that heart failure is not as hard to diagnose … definition on how to diagnose heart failure. …

… used in making the diagnosis of heart failure or in making treatment decisions. In contrast,
echocarof past history of myocardial infarction and displaced apex, though not especially …

… This review provides an evidence-based summary of the current ED evaluation of heart
failure. Acute heart failure is the gradual or rapid decompensation of heart failure, resulting from …

… Acute heart failure ( AHF ) is … Bedside lung US and echocardiography appear to the most
useful tests for affirming the presence of AHF while NP s are valuable in excluding the diagnosis…

… Fifty patients admitted with acute decompensated heart failure were imaged from the parasternal
window at the bedside with an HCU device by residents blinded to all clinical data, who …