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Low admission pulse pressure and increased in-hospital mortality in patients with heart failure

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  • Liying Zhong

  • Meng Wei

  • Xianhui Zhou

  • April 30, 2026

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    Low admission pulse pressure (PP) predicts higher in-hospital mortality rates in heart failure patients.

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    Patients with PP <30 mmHg have increased odds of all-cause mortality and cardiac death.

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    The relationship between low PP and in-hospital mortality is consistent across different left-ventricular ejection fraction phenotypes.

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    A total of 21,768 heart failure patients were analyzed, with 1,541 experiencing in-hospital mortality.

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    Integrating PP into risk-stratification algorithms may enhance monitoring and triage for heart failure patients.

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Low admission pulse pressure and increased in-hospital mortality in patients with heart failure

  • by Liying Zhong, Meng Wei, Xianhui Zhou

  • April 30, 2026

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