Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5594312 | American Heart Journal | 2017 | 28 Pages |
Abstract
Primary prevention ICDs reduce mortality in NYHA class II patients and trend toward reducing mortality in the heterogeneous group of NYHA class III patients. Improved risk stratification tools are required to guide patient selection and shared decision making among NYHA class III primary prevention ICD candidates.
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Authors
Daniel J. MD, Sana M. MD, MHS, Emily P. MD, MHS, JooYoon BS, Gust H. MD, Jeanne E. MD, J. Thomas MD, Alfred E. MD, Arthur J. MD, Kerry L. PhD, Richard AB, Paul MD, Riccardo MD, Alan H. MD, Peter J. MD, Daniel B. MD, MPH, Lurdes Y.T. PhD, Gillian D. PhD,