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Is etiology the dominant modifier of prognosis in all heart failure phenotypes?

Tomasz M Rywik1, Roman Topór-Mądry2, Anna Drohomirecka1, Hubert Łazarczyk3, Agnieszka Doryńska45
Pubmed: 39775621
Pol Heart J 2025;83(3):336-338.

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