Use of Sex-Specific Clinical and Exercise Risk Scores to Identify Patients at Increased Risk for All-Cause Mortality.
AUTHORS
Cremer
PC ,
Wu
Y ,
Ahmed
HM ,
Pierson
LM ,
Brennan
DM ,
Al-Mallah
MH ,
Brawner
CA ,
Ehrman
JK ,
Keteyian
SJ ,
Blumenthal
RS ,
Blaha
MJ ,
Cho
L ,
. JAMA cardiology. 2016 10 26; ().
- PMID: 27784057 [PubMed].
ABSTRACT
Risk assessment tools for exercise treadmill testing may have limited external validity. Cardiovascular mortality has decreased in recent decades, and women have been underrepresented in prior cohorts.
Risk assessment tools for exercise treadmill testing may have limited external validity. Cardiovascular mortality has decreased in recent decades, and women have been underrepresented in prior cohorts.
Tags: Alumni Publications 2016