“…In addition, Kubler et al 11 demonstrated that the optimal cutoff value for inpatient decrease in NT-proBNP was 65%. A decrease in NT-proBNP concentration in acutely decompensated HF is related to hemodynamic improvement 12 and is thereby a marker of success of HF treatment during admission. It is therefore not surprising that the extent of decrease in NT-proBNP during admission reflects outpatient outcome after discharge.…”
Knowledge of change in NT-proBNP concentration during admission because of AHF in combination with change early after discharge and the absolute NT-proBNP concentration at 1 month after discharge allows accurate risk stratification.
“…In addition, Kubler et al 11 demonstrated that the optimal cutoff value for inpatient decrease in NT-proBNP was 65%. A decrease in NT-proBNP concentration in acutely decompensated HF is related to hemodynamic improvement 12 and is thereby a marker of success of HF treatment during admission. It is therefore not surprising that the extent of decrease in NT-proBNP during admission reflects outpatient outcome after discharge.…”
Knowledge of change in NT-proBNP concentration during admission because of AHF in combination with change early after discharge and the absolute NT-proBNP concentration at 1 month after discharge allows accurate risk stratification.
“…Knebel et al analysierten in den Jahren 2005 und 2009 jeweils ein Kollektiv aus Patienten mit akut exazerbierter chronischerHerzinsuffizienz. Sie wiesen nach, dass ein Abfall der NT-proBNP-Konzentration mit einer Verbesserung des CI um ≥30% korreliert 194,195. In einer kleinen Studie, in die Neugeborene mit arterieller Switch-OP bei Transposition der großen Arterien eingeschlossen worden sind, konnte NTproBNP als Marker des Schweregrades des LCOS ausgewiesen werden 196.…”
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