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Changes in the prevalence of heart failure phenotypes over time and their association with patient prognosis.

Polish archives of internal medicine - 28 Oct 2025

Doryńska Agnieszka, Drohomirecka Anna, Topór-Mądry Roman, Łazarczyk Hubert, Zieliński Tomasz, Rywik Tomasz M

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INTRODUCTION: The prevalence and phenotypic frequency of heart failure (HF) vary across populations; yet, little is known about how the rates of individual HF phenotypes shift over time and how such changes affect patient outcomes. OBJECTIVES: We aimed to evaluate temporal trends in HF phenotype prevalence and their associations with patient characteristics and prognosis. PATIENTS AND METHODS: We retrospectively...

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PMID: 40938114
DOI: 10.20452/pamw.17119

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