PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF MALNUTRITION AND FAT VOLUME IN MEN VERSUS WOMEN WITH ACUTE DECOMPENSATED HEART FAILURE

Takahisa Yamada,Takashi Morita,Yoshio Furukawa,Shunsuke Tamaki,Yusuke Iwasaki,Masato Kawasaki,Atsushi Kikuchi,Tsutomu Kawai,Masahiro Seo,Iyo Ikeda,Eiji Fukuhara,Jun Nakamura,Makoto Abe,Kazuya Tanabe,Kiyomi Kayama,Masatsugu Kawahira,Masatake Fukunami

PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF MALNUTRITION AND FAT VOLUME IN MEN VERSUS WOMEN WITH ACUTE DECOMPENSATED HEART FAILURE

2018

Takahisa Yamada
Takashi Morita
Yoshio Furukawa
Shunsuke Tamaki
Yusuke Iwasaki
Masato Kawasaki
Atsushi Kikuchi
Tsutomu Kawai
Masahiro Seo
Iyo Ikeda
Eiji Fukuhara
Jun Nakamura
Makoto Abe
Kazuya Tanabe
Kiyomi Kayama
Masatsugu Kawahira
Masatake Fukunami

Malnutrition is associated with increased mortality risk in patients (pts) with heart failure. Obesity paradox is well recognized in pts with heart failure, which is traditionally based on BMI. Although fat distribution varies by gender, the prognostic impact of body composition (fat mass) and

Keywords:

Acute decompensated heart failure
Internal medicine
Diabetes mellitus
Cardiology
Heart failure
Obesity paradox
Malnutrition
Medicine
fat mass
in patient
fat distribution

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