Association between symptomatic improvements and outcome: responder analysis of SERVE-HF
H. Woehrle (Ulm, Germany), M. Cowie (London, United Kingdom), K. Wegscheider (Hamburg, Germany), C. Angermann (Würzburg, Germany), M. D'Ortho (Paris, France), E. Erdmann (Cologne, Germany), P. Levy (Grenoble, France), A. Simonds (London, United Kingdom), V. Somers (Rochester, United States of America), F. Zannad (Nancy, France), H. Teschler (Essen, Germany), E. Vettorazzi (Hamburg, Germany)
Source: International Congress 2019 – Treatment of continuous positive airway pressure and monitoring of its effects
Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders
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