Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Frontiers - Health.
A clinical research article examining how a routine laboratory-based nutrition score relates to one-year outcomes in adults hospitalized with preserved-ejection-fraction heart failure. It invites clinicians and researchers to read for methods, comparative indices, and prognostic implications.
Key Takeaways
- Patients were stratified by CONUT into normal, mild, moderate, and severe nutritional risk groups at hospital admission.
- The study assessed 1-year all-cause mortality and readmission as primary endpoints and cardiogenic shock as an exploratory endpoint.
- CONUT performance was directly compared with PNI and GNRI for prognostic discrimination in HFpEF patients.
