… to define the clinical characteristics, hospital course, treatment, and factors precipitating
decompensation in patients hospitalized for heart failure with a normal ejection fraction (HFNEF). …

… Other end points, including heart failure hospitalization or the composite of all-cause
mortality and heart failure hospitalization, yielded similar results. LVEF change ≥5 U was …

… 5,046,879 hospitalizations with a diagnosis of acute heart failure in 2003-2012, stratifying
hospitalizations by HFpEF and heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF). Patient and …

… ) includes patients hospitalized for acute, decompensated heart failure based … heart failure
and those who developed significant symptoms of heart failure in the hospital (ie, heart failure …

… ejection fraction within each category. Event rates for those with HF with preserved ejection
fraction and a HF hospitalization in the 6 … ejection fraction with no previous HF hospitalization. …

… We examined hospitalizations for heart failure, cardiovascular disease, and noncardiovascular
reasons for admission. All ICD-10-CA and CCI codes are shown in Supplemental Table 1…

… The proportion of patients hospitalized for heart failure (HF) with preserved left ventricular
ejection fraction (LVEF) is rising, but no approved treatment exists, in part owing to incomplete …

… Heart failure (HF) can have different origins with the most common distinction being drawn
on the basis of ejection fraction (EF). In addition to poor left ventricular function, patients with …

… on heart failure management. As well, because many non-CV hospitalizations may be related
… to reduce rates of hospital readmission in heart failure patients through greater attention to …

… enrolled within 3 months of their index hospitalization for heart failure, 40% were classified
as having NYHA class III heart failure, and the mean ejection fraction was 29%. The median …