… and accounts for at least half the cases of heart failure in women. When comparing men
and women who have heart failure and a low left ventricular ejection fraction, the women are …

… dying of heart failure each year still increases.3 Men and women with heart failure have
different clinical characteristics, in that women are older and have more hypertension but less …

… Women exhibit distinct differences compared with men in … to treatment, and outcomes in
heart failure (HF). However, … describe known differences in HF between men and women. …

… EF < 50% was less common in women with heart failure than in men (27%, 95% confidence
… hospital with heart failure: 51% of men but only 28% of women had an LVEF less than 40%. …

… shows that women with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (in comparison with men)
… Even though they have better survival and have fewer hospitalizations for heart failure, they …

… heart failure is higher in men than in women, the prevalence is equal. When men and women
with heart failure and a low left ventricular ejection fraction are compared, the women are …

… Aim: The aim of this literature review was to review and discuss the differences between men
and women with heart failure with regard to epidemiology, aetiology, diagnostics, prognosis…

… of patients with heart failure (HF) have demonstrated better survival for women than for men.1,
… (HF-PEF) or diastolic HF in women has been suggested as a contributory factor. However, …

… well-known antecedent to heart failure with reduced ejection fraction. … heart failure with
preserved ejection fraction and may the common link among heart failure syndromes that women …

… Population attributable risk of congestive heart failure due to various risk factors in 5545
men and 8098 women participating in the First National Health and Nutrition Examination …