Time-pattern of adverse outcomes after an infection-triggered acute heart failure decompensation and the influence of early antibiotic administration and hospitalisation: results of the PAPRICA-3 study

Òscar Miró,Koji Takagi,Etienne Gayat,Víctor Gil,Pere Llorens,Francisco Javier Martín-Sánchez,Javier Jacob,Pablo Herrero Puente,Rosa Escoda,Maria Pilar López Diez,Amparo Valero,Marta Fuentes,José Manuel Garrido,Eva Salvo,Miguel Alberto Rizzi,Alfons Aguirre,Lissete Travería Bécquer,Alberto Dominguez-Rodriguez,Joan Padrosa,Gemma Martínez,Mattia Arrigo,Yonathan Freund,Alexandre Mebazaa

Time-pattern of adverse outcomes after an infection-triggered acute heart failure decompensation and the influence of early antibiotic administration and hospitalisation: results of the PAPRICA-3 study

2019

Objective To investigate whether patients with an acute heart failure (AHF) episode triggered by infection present different outcomes compared to patients with no trigger and the effects of early antibiotic administration (EAA) and hospitalisation.

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Diabetes mellitus
Cardiology
Internal medicine
Decompensation
Heart failure
Intensive care medicine
Antibiotics
Medicine
Hazard ratio
time pattern
adverse outcomes
Framingham Risk Score

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