ESC 365 - Presence of both elevated brain natriuretic peptide level and anemia is highly predictive of one-year mortality in stable chronic heart failure: Results from a single center cohort analysis

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Presence of both elevated brain natriuretic peptide level and anemia is highly predictive of one-year mortality in stable chronic heart failure: Results from a single center cohort analysis

Session: From risk identification to patient outcomes

Topic: Clinical

Speaker: Doctor F. Ecarnot (Besancon, FR)

Event: ACNAP Congress 2025

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Doctor Fiona Ecarnot

Regional University Hospital Jean Minjoz, Besancon (France)

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From risk identification to patient outcomes

Speakers: Doctor F. Ecarnot, Doctor C. Lawson, Miss R. Lundahl, Doctor R. Esser, Doctor S. Nisse-Durgeat...

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12 June - 14 June 2025

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