The Epidemiology of Isolated (Independent) Heart Failure Is Still Looking for Authors?
Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Comparison with the Literature
3. Why Concentrate on CHF/HF in Future Population Studies?
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
References
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Study Population | Study Variable | CHD | HDUE |
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IRA 1712 men aged 40–59: 50 years of follow-up for incidence. Individual analysis [8] | Age at first event | 68.9 (S) | 74.3 (NS) |
IRA 1712 men aged 40–59: 61 years of follow-up for mortality. Individual analysis [15,16] | Age at death 61 years follow-up | 73.2 (S) | 79.7 (NS) |
Serum cholesterol | HR for 1 mmol/L= 1.22 (S) | HR for 1 mmol/L= 1.02 (NS) | |
Physical activity | HR of vigorous versus sedentary physical activity = 0.85 (S) | HR of vigorous versus sedentary physical activity = 0.88 (NS) | |
Mediterranean versus not Mediterranean Diet | HR = 0.67 (S) | HR = 1.24 (NS) | |
SCS, 9704 men aged 40–59 in 13 cohorts of 7 countries: 40 years of follow-up for mortality. Individual analysis [7]. | Serum cholesterol | HR for 40 mg/dL in North America and Europe 1.24 (S); in Southern Europe 1.23 (S) | HR for 40 mg/dL/in North America and Europe 1.05 (NS); in Southern Europe 1.04 (NS) |
Gubbio Population Study 3329 men and women aged 30–79: 20 years of follow-up for mortality. Individual analysis [12]. | Serum cholesterol | HR for 1 mmol/L= 1.29 (S) | HR for 1 mmol/L= 0.87 (NS) |
Age at death (however, only 20 years follow-up, not extinct) | 72.0 (S) | 81.2 (NS) | |
SCS 16 men cohorts, aged 40–59: 50 years of follow-up for mortality. Ecological analysis [17] | MAI: high levels represent Mediterranean Diet | R = −0.91 (S) | R = 0.01 (NS) |
ATI: high levels represent excess of saturated and trans fats | R = 0.93 (S) | R = −0.02 (NS) |
ICD-8 | ICD-9 | ICD-10 | |
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Coronary (Ischemic) Heart Disease (CHD/IHD) | Myocardial infarction, 410 | Myocardial infarction, 410 | Angina pectoris (4 types), I-20 |
Other acute and subacute forms, 411 | Other acute and subacute forms, 411 | Myocardial infarction (6 anatomical types), I-21 | |
Chronic, 412 | Old myocardial infarction, 412 | Subsequent infarction (4 types), I-22 | |
Angina pectoris, 413 | Angina pectoris, 413 | Complications of myocardial infarction (8 types), I-23 | |
Asymptomatic, 414 | Other, 414 | Other acute forms (4 types), I-24 | |
Chronic (9 types) including old myocardial infarction, I-25 | |||
(Congestive) Heart Failure (CHF/HF) | Congestive heart failure, 427.0 | Congestive heart failure, 428.0 | Congestive heart failure, I-50.0 |
Left heart failure, 427.1 | Left heart failure, 428.1 | Left heart failure, I-50.1 | |
Unspecified, 428.9 | Unspecified, I-50.9 |
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Puddu, P.E.; Menotti, A. The Epidemiology of Isolated (Independent) Heart Failure Is Still Looking for Authors? J. Vasc. Dis. 2025, 4, 30. https://doi.org/10.3390/jvd4030030
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APA StylePuddu, P. E., & Menotti, A. (2025). The Epidemiology of Isolated (Independent) Heart Failure Is Still Looking for Authors? Journal of Vascular Diseases, 4(3), 30. https://doi.org/10.3390/jvd4030030