FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1972816084> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1972816084 endingPage "239" @default.
• W1972816084 startingPage "233" @default.
• W1972816084 abstract "There are >1 million hospitalizations for heart failure (HF) in the United States annually. After discharge, 25% of these patients are rehospitalized within 30 days, and 30% are dead within 1 year. To date, all trials in patients with acute HF (AHF) have failed to improve post-discharge outcomes. There remains a need for an effective objective risk stratification strategy that is capable of reliably identifying patients at heightened risk for readmission and informing discharge decision making. Natriuretic peptide (NP) levels during and after AHF hospitalization can provide valuable information regarding congestion status and chronic remodeling stress. The lack of sensitivity and inter-rater reliability of physical examination, and failure to achieve dry weight in many patients before discharge, renders the use of NP to guide therapy to prevent readmission an attractive option. NP levels can be used across the spectrum of AHF care settings, ranging from the emergency department and inpatient stay to post-discharge follow-up and chronic management. This review summarizes available data and provides an expert opinion on the potential role of NPs to reduce HF readmissions." @default.
• W1972816084 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5007432122 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5043012263 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5043064522 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5043416120 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5054668121 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5069560545 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5071573513 @default.
• W1972816084 creator A5079420772 @default.
• W1972816084 date "2015-03-01" @default.
• W1972816084 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W1972816084 title "The Potential Role of Natriuretic Peptide–Guided Management for Patients Hospitalized for Heart Failure" @default.
• W1972816084 cites W124066534 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1418063743 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1501096814 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1573768413 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1591880706 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1963681897 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1968701561 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1973770406 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1974308145 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1978575887 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1988816170 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1992026614 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1993823264 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1997638871 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W1999748571 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2009428581 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2012751193 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2015146918 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2016468586 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2017977801 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2027167742 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2032860077 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2047174276 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2050348223 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2052953200 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2056745954 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2057061319 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2065841554 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2066228805 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2066640079 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2069722675 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2070932763 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2072357817 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2077678288 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2081862232 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2097481327 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2099769151 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2101411104 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2102592043 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2103701188 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2110289049 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2119254117 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2119340816 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2121297880 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2124860316 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2125184590 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2132436071 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2139337436 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2140980422 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2142768873 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2144192049 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2146172832 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2151328457 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2152760193 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2155000917 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2160489474 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2168492354 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2168507847 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2169560588 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2171853012 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2256869561 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2299836127 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2335312575 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W2548118327 @default.
• W1972816084 cites W59066530 @default.
• W1972816084 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cardfail.2014.11.009" @default.
• W1972816084 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25433362" @default.
• W1972816084 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
• W1972816084 type Work @default.
• W1972816084 sameAs 1972816084 @default.
• W1972816084 citedByCount "15" @default.
• W1972816084 countsByYear W19728160842015 @default.
• W1972816084 countsByYear W19728160842016 @default.
• W1972816084 countsByYear W19728160842017 @default.
• W1972816084 countsByYear W19728160842018 @default.
• W1972816084 countsByYear W19728160842020 @default.
• W1972816084 countsByYear W19728160842023 @default.
• W1972816084 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5007432122 @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5043012263 @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5043064522 @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5043416120 @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5054668121 @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5069560545 @default.
• W1972816084 hasAuthorship W1972816084A5071573513 @default.

• next