Kaplan–Meier analysis showed a trend towards worse outcomes in patients with subclinical congestion [HR 3.00 (0.88–10.3)], although this did not reach statistical significance, and significantly worse outcomes in patients with clinical congestion [HR of 4.22 (1.34–13.26)], Figure 1 . 4.
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Clinical and Subclinical Congestion in Acute Heart Failure: A Multimodal Prognostic Assessment.
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