… Atrial fibrillation and preserved left ventricular function were more common in women. Men
… lower in women. However, the proportion of HF hospitalisation and one‐year mortality after …

… Despite lower rates of treatment, women had lower mortality rates than men at 30 days (9.2%
vs 11.4%, P < .001) and 1 year (36.2% vs 43.0%, P < .001) after admission. Results were …

… in women than men presenting with symptomatic heart failure during … of heart failure differed
between men and women and whether gender was an independent risk factor for mortality …

… mortality of heart failure have resulted in an increased prevalence of heart failure. Incidence
and … 2007, the incidence of heart failure increased among both men and women (A). The …

… heart failure (CHF), particularly in women without history or clinical manifestations of coronary
heart disease (CHD) or hypertensive heart … events and CHD mortality associated with ECG …

… and mortality rates for congestive heart failure in Spain … heart failure was higher for women
than men aged > 65 years (Fig. 1 (a), Table 2), due to the greater number of Spanish women …

… mortality and mode of death by percentage of total mortality was also analyzed by sex. The
Seattle Heart Failure Model was used to estimate total mortality … [20%] women) met inclusion …

… , mortality, and … mortality of HF in these populations, despite improvements over time; indeed,
after age adjustment, estimated 5-year mortality rates were 59% in men and 45% in women …

… This was particularly pronounced for those less than 65 years of age; from 996 in 1979 to
679 in 1992 in men, and from 608 to 344 in women. There was a corresponding increase in …

… heart failure with preserved ejection fraction and may the common link among heart
failure syndromes that women … Impact on Global Mortality and morbidity in Heart Failure (PARADIGM-…