Screening for features of advanced heart failure with reduced ejection fraction in stable outpatients - The SAINTS study
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The SAINTS study aimed to identify features of advanced heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) in stable outpatients with chronic heart failure and an ejection fraction of ≤30%. The study found that approximately 6% of screened patients exhibited features of advanced HFrEF, while nearly one-third experienced hemodynamic compromise, highlighting the potential for simple clinical markers to enhance screening processes in this population.
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