Clinical characteristic of 100 patients from pilot registry of heart failure patients hospitalized in the district hospital in Poland
Streszczenie
Introduction. Nowadays heart failure (HF) presents an enormous and rapidly growing public health problem. HF is characterized by high morbidity and mortality and high costs.
Material and methods. The analysis included medical records of 100 consecutive patients with HF treated in the Department of Cardiology during the first quarter of 2015.
Results. The mean age of the whole investigated population was 73 years (63% males). The most prevalent concomitant diseases were: arterial hypertension (58%), coronary artery disease (46%), the presence of moderate or severe mitral or aortic valvular defect (34%), atrial fibrillation (38%), and diabetes mellitus (29%).
Conclusions. Data from hospitalized HF registries are useful to better understand the clinical characteristics, patient management and outcomes after discharge.
Słowa kluczowe: heart failurehospitalizationregistry
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