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Lack of diuretic efficiency (but not low diuresis) early in an acutely decompensated heart failure episode is associated with increased 180-day mortality

Joana Ferreira, Nicolas Girerd, F Zannad, Patrick Rossignol

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Lack of diuretic efficiency (but not low diuresis) early in an acutely decompensated heart failure episode is associated with increased 180-day mortality: CO-008 J Ferreira;N Girerd;F Zannad;P Rossignol; Fundamental and Clinical Pharmacology

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Lack of diuretic efficiency (but not low diuresis) early in an acutely decompensated heart failure episode is associated with increased 180-day mortality: CO-008 J Ferreira;N Girerd;F Zannad;P Rossignol; Fundamental and Clinical Pharmacology

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Lack of diuretic efficiency (but not low diuresis) early in an acutely decompensated heart failure episode is associated with increased 180-day mortality: CO-008 J Ferreira;N Girerd;F Zannad;P Rossignol; Fundamental and Clinical Pharmacology

Key concepts: Diuresis, Diuretic, Heart failure, Acute decompensated heart failure, Medicine, Furosemide, Internal medicine, Endocrinology

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