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Revisiting cardiopulmonary exercise testing applications in heart failure: aligning evidence with clinical practice
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Revisiting cardiopulmonary exercise testing applications in heart failure: aligning evidence with clinical practice

Ross Arena, Marco Guazzi, Lawrence P Cahalin and Jonathan Myers
Exercise and sport sciences reviews, Vol.42(4), pp.153-160
2014-10
PMID: 25061999

Abstract

Heart Failure - therapy Exercise Test Prognosis Humans Oxygen Consumption Heart Transplantation Treatment Outcome Heart Failure - diagnosis Respiratory Function Tests Evidence-Based Medicine Practice Guidelines as Topic
American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology class recommendations and associated level of evidence for cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPX) have been put forth. A new paradigm is proposed for CPX use and interpretation in heart failure (HF). Evidence for this new paradigm will be provided, showing that clinical utilization, class recommendations, and the associated level of evidence for CPX in the HF population can be expanded significantly.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.37 Cardiology - General
1.37.328 Heart Failure
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