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Stephen J. Greene, Eric J. Velazquez, Kevin J. Anstrom, Eric L. Eisenstein, Shelly Sapp, Shelby Morgan, Tina Harding, Vandana Sachdev, Fassil Ketema, Dong-Yun Kim, Patrice Desvigne-Nickens, Bertram Pitt, Robert J. Mentz, Kirkwood Adams, Tammy Long, Kunal Bhatt, Brandon Walker, Tracy DeWald, Kim Biever, Kelly Axsom, Ariana Acosta, Sandhya Murthy, Angeline Camilo, Jonathan D. Rich, Leslie Martinez, Jeffrey M. Testani, Jennifer Tainsh, Bryan Smith, Amy Bennett, Justin Vader, Stephanie Stilinovic, Michael McCulloch, Iris Musso, Hal Skopicki, Indre Caikauskaite, Mitchell A. Psotka, Allen Freiler, Alain Heroux, Carol Kartje, Anuradha Lala-Trindade, Lovelyne Julien, Gerin Stevens, Keriann Leppla, Wilson Tang, Teresa Fonk, Yair Lev, Kathleen Fizgerald, Preethi William, John Stroster, Arthur Eberly, Celeste Workman, Stephen Gottlieb, Mary Bowers-Lash, Walter Herbert Haught, Cynthia Abath, Gillian Grafton, Kelsey Neaton, Joshua Larned, Mara-Li Ortiz, Lokesh Tejwani, Tara Villalta, Freny Mody, Svetlana Strugatsky, Selim Krim, Katasha Washington, Monique Robinson, Nadine Norton, Frank Smart, Emily Worsham, James Fang, Joe Goldstein, Stephanie Dunlap, Nancy Starnes, Alexander Adler, Virginia Theodorof, Adrian Bell, Aleksey Kondramashin, Dipanjan Banerjee, Michael Yee, Ernesto Ruiz-Duque, Cynthia Larew, Ahmad Mizyed, Kara Sawaya, Dennis Friedman, Shilpa Rele, John Rommel, Janet Burkhart, Justice Arhinful, Sam Atkinson, Parag Goyal, Nidha Samdani, Michael Hall, Connie Watson, Scott Hummel, Joanna Wells, Sanjay Shetty, Jackie White, Donald Haas, Colleen Marchand, Juan Vilaro, Alfaroug Osman, Tamas Alexy, Julie Dicken, Maya Guglin, Meghan Willig, Andrew Ferguson, Mark Peabody, John Herre, Brittany McMichael, John Clark, Nancy Britton, Andrew P. Ambrosy, Thida Tan, John Heitner, Marcella Meykler, Judith Meadows, Janet Halliday
Publikováno v:
JACC: Heart Failure. 9:325-335
Randomized clinical trials are the foundation of evidence-based medicine and central to practice guidelines and patient care decisions. Nonetheless, randomized trials in heart failure (HF) populations have become increasingly difficult to conduct and