Frequent premature ventricular complexes and risk of atrial fibrillation, heart failure, stroke and mortality: a meta-analysis.

Heart · 2025 · PMC12703303 · PMID 41052919

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A positive trend for HF (coefficient=0.018, p=0.14) corresponded to a 1.9% increased relative risk per percentage point increase in PVC burden, explaining 9.1% of heterogeneity, whereas a borderline significant relationship for stroke (coefficient=0.03, p=0.06) indicated an approximate 3.1% increase, with PVC burden accounting for 100% of the variance.

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A positive trend for HF (coefficient=0.018, p=0.14) corresponded to a 1.9% increased relative risk per percentage point increase in PVC burden, explaining 9.1% of heterogeneity, whereas a borderline significant relationship for stroke (coefficient=0.03, p=0.06) indicated an approximate 3.1% increase, with PVC burden accounting for 100% of the variance.

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