End-stage heart failure is increasingly treatable with advanced therapies like LVADs and heart transplantation, offering ...
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End-stage heart disease: Cardiologists share when a heart transplant becomes the only lifeline
End-stage heart disease represents the final and most severe phase of heart failure, where the heart is no longer able to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs despite optimal medical treatment.
Leading cardiovascular societies have developed the second universal definition of heart failure that updates how it is classified and identified, hoping to improve diagnosis and management.
Progression to more advanced stages of heart failure is common among older adults, especially those in earlier stages, according to new data presented at the Heart Failure Society of America (HFSA) ...
The second universal definition of heart failure moves away from specific EF cutoffs to classify patients into clinically actionable groups.
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