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Nocturnal thoracic volume overload and post-discharge outcomes in patients hospitalized for acute heart failure.

Hao-Chih Chang | Chi-Jung Huang | Hao-Min Cheng | Wen-Chung Yu | Chern-En Chiang | Shih-Hsien Sung | Chen-Huan Chen
ESC heart failure | 2020

Volume overload and perturbations of pulsatile haemodynamics may precipitate acute heart failure (AHF). Nocturnal thoracic volume overload due to rostral fluid shift during recumbency undetected by daytime measures may impact nighttime haemodynamics and post-discharge outcomes.

Pubmed ID: 32681759

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  • Agency: Taipei Veterans General Hospital, International
    Id: V100C-145
  • Agency: Taipei Veterans General Hospital, International
    Id: V101C-092
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    Id: V102C-119
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    Id: V103B-017
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    Id: V106C-098
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    Id: V107C-072
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