Clinical phenotypes, aetiologies, management, and mortality in acute heart failure: a single-institution study in Latin-America.

Hector Gonzalez-PachecoAmada Álvarez-SangabrielCarlos Martínez-SánchezJosé L Briseño-CruzAlfredo Altamirano-CastilloSalvador Mendoza-GarcíaDaniel Manzur-SandovalLuis M Amezcua-GuerraJulio SandovalRafael BojalilDiego Araiza-GaraygordobilDaniel Sierra-LaraCarlos A Guiza-SánchezRodrigo Gopar-NietoCamelia Cruz-RodríguezJosé J Valdivia-NuñoBrandon Salas-TelesAlexandra Arias-Mendoza

Published in: ESC heart failure (2020)

Real-world evidence from a university hospital in Latin America shows that the high mortality among patients with AHF may depend, among other factors, on patients' AHF clinical phenotypes. The clinical characteristics and aetiologies of AHF appear to differ between these data from Mexico and those from European and US registries.

Keyphrases

acute heart failure
end stage renal disease
cardiovascular events
newly diagnosed
ejection fraction
peritoneal dialysis
heart failure
chronic kidney disease
prognostic factors
cardiovascular disease
type diabetes
electronic health record
machine learning
patient reported outcomes
atrial fibrillation
deep learning