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See Latest ArticlesBeyond Pulmonary Edema: Diagnostic, Risk Stratification, and Treatment Challenges of Acute Heart Failure Management in the Emergency Department
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 01/03/08
Collins S et al. - The majority of heart failure hospitalizations in the United States originate in the emergency department (ED). Current strategies for acute heart failure syndromes have largely been tailored after chronic heart failure guidelines and care. Prospective ED-based acute heart failure syndrome trials are lacking, and current guidelines for disposition are based on either little or no evidence. As a result, the majority of ED acute heart failure syndrome patients are admitted to the hospital
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