Anemia, inflammation common in heart failure

By mdCurrent-India staff | Published: Aug 2012 Volume: 1.

Four in 10 patients hospitalized with heart failure have anemia. In such patients, several proinflammatory cytokines are independently associated with anemia, a recent study found.

Investigators from The Netherlands and the United Kingdom conducted a multicenter randomized controlled clinical trial of ...

This entry was posted in Cardiovascular, Primary Care and tagged anemia, cardiovascular, cytokines, erythropoietin, Hb, heart failure, hemoglobin, inflammation, internal medicine, primary care, TNF, tumor necrosis factor. Volume: 1.

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