Papers on subclinical heart failure

Who was studied2,901 adults with cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome, median 10 years

What changedHighly disadvantaged adults had similar cardiovascular event rates without artery calcium (3.77 per 1,000 person-years) versus mild calcium (3.12)

The catchHealth differences beyond age, sex and race could explain the higher cardiovascular event rates

Who was studied4,182 people without symptoms or known cardiac disease, mean 3.9 years

What changedArea under the curve for 10-year heart failure prediction was higher with radiomics than PREVENT-HF: 0.84 versus 0.72

The catchAverage follow-up was 3.9 years despite the 10-year prediction estimates

Who was studied4,980 people without overt cardiovascular disease, median 7.6 years

What changedHeart failure hospitalization or death risk was 13% higher per 1% absolute decrease in heart strain

The catchThe outcome included deaths from any cause, not just heart failure hospitalizations

Who was studied4,665 individuals with at least one cardiovascular risk factor, median 5.0 years

What changedHeart failure hospitalization was higher in the high-PEP/ET group (hazard ratio 3.94) compared with the low-PEP/ET group

The catchAll participants had at least one cardiovascular risk factor