… to a poor quality of life and an increased mortality risk, but also accounting for large health …
HF and reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) and patients with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF…

… Left ventricular ejection fraction (… risk of all-cause mortality, cardiovascular mortality, and
hospitalization in a nonclinical trial cohort. We conducted our analysis using competing risks to …

… to be independent risk predictors of mortality in multivariate … risk markers were at risk of
death (30% 3-year mortality rate) … In conclusion, increased risk of mortality and sudden death …

… ejection fraction intervals are shown for clarity. The number at risk includes left ventricular
ejection fraction … The number at risk includes left ventricular ejection fraction intervals not …

… mortality risk score based on only 3 predictors: age, creatinine value, and left ventricular
ejection fraction. … better than the EuroSCORE and other mortality risk scores with a better clinical …

… Most notably, the I-PRESERVE study showed that the association between sex and mortality
risk was significantly modified by four risk factors (AF, renal dysfunction, angina, and NYHA …

… patients at increased risk for sudden death. Recent trials have focused on left ventricular
ejection fraction (EF), because of its demonstrated association with mortality risk in patients with …

… (29) as part of a strategy to reduce overall mortality risk. Our study also identified a group of
patients at lower mortality risk who were not hospitalized for HF and an even lower risk group …

… conditions and risk factors, risk of morbidity and mortality after … HFpEF than for HF with
reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF). The … mortality in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (…

… The Meta‐Analysis Global Group in Chronic Heart Failure risk … risk stratify patients with HF
with preserved ejection fraction. … risk score as inclusion criteria in HF with preserved ejection …