Body Mass Index, Prognosis and Mode of Death in Chronic Heart Failure: Results from the Valsartan Heart Failure Trial — Mariantonietta Cicoira (2006) | RDL Network
In CHF patients a higher BMI is associated with a better prognosis independently of other clinical variables. The relationship between mortality and BMI is monotonically decreasing.
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