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neurohormonal hypothesis was !… reduce the risk of disease progression and thus prolong life in …

… of patients provides strong support for the neurohormonal hypothesis of heart failure. … The
neurohormonal hypothesis: a theory to explain the mechanism of disease progression in heart …

… ) blockers have the potential to slow the progression of LV remodeling, and ample clinical
data in support of the neurohumoral hypothesis are now available. However, the mechanisms …

… Two are the main key points of the neurohormonal hypothesis… mechanisms accordingly to
neurohormonal hypothesis is not … the neurohormonal hypothesis to explain the progression of …

… Packer M: The neurohormonal hypothesis: a theory to explain the mechanism of disease
progression in heart failure. J Am Coll Cardiol 1992;20:248-54 2. Kagan BL, Baldwin RL, …

… neurohormones did not mediate the relationship between psychosocial variables and disease
progression, as hypothesized … correlated significantly with the neurohormones. While this …

… that the progression of heart failure is due to neurohormonal … neurohormonal hypothesis,
49 HF progresses due to the deleterious effects of the activated endogenous neurohormonal …

… The neurohormonal hypothesis: a theory to explain the mechanism of disease progression
… One could argue that the neurohormonal hypothesis has been too descriptive or more akin to …

… neurohormonal activation drives the progression of HFrEF. … Therefore, although the
neurohormonal hypothesis has … model does not fully explain disease progression. Indeed, …

… of neurohormonal activation, which can reduce morbidity and mortality related to this
condition. Beyond benefits associated with neurohormonal … involved in disease progression. …