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Reverse remodeling in heart failure ? fact or fiction?

Burkert Pieske

European Heart Journal Supplements · 2004 · 62 citations · 93 references

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Abstract

Maladaptive remodeling is associated with impaired prognosis in heart failure, and prevention of remodeling is an established therapeutic target. However, it is much less clear whether remodeling may be reversed once it has developed.

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