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Desai, 2015 - Google Patents

Implantable Hemodynamic Monitoring in Ambulatory Heart Failure: Who, When, Why, How?

Desai, 2015

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12407409454599791402
Author
Desai A
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Current cardiology reports

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Despite considerable advances in therapeutics, the risk of hospitalization for patients with heart failure remains high. Since many hospitalizations in heart failure patients are driven by congestive exacerbations, optimal management of congestion is a key goal of longitudinal …
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