Davos 2011- From angina pectoris to heart failure management
Transcript of Davos 2011- From angina pectoris to heart failure management
Prof. François Mach, MDDivison of Cardiology
Geneva University [email protected]
www.cardiology-geneva.ch
Satellite Symposium Servier
Davos, February 15, 2011
From Angina Pectoris to Heart Failure Management
Cardiology Update 2011
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Number of heart beat per life 9 x 108
Heart rate and life expectancy in animals
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Follow-up(years)
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19’386 subjets - “Check-up”
HR pby ECG
Mean follow-up: 18.2 years
Heart rate and life expectancy in general population
• 5713 men
N Eng J Med 2005;352:1951
• Mean follow-up 23 years
Heart rate and life expectancy in general population
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• 5070 individuals • Mean follow-up 30 years
Heart rate and life expectancy in general population
•24 913 patients
Eur Heart J 2005;26:867
•Median follow-up was 14.7 years
Heart rate and life expectancy in CAD patients
DIAMOND Study; 1518 patients with HF post IM, 10 years follow up
P<0.0001
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Mortality
Int J Cardiol, 2010;140:279
Resting heart rate and mortality in HF post MI