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ArticleCirculation reports2026

Nutritional Therapy for Acute Heart Failure Patients Admitted to the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit and Its Impact on the Nutritional Status at Discharge.

Mayuko Fukuse, Hiroki Nakano, Junya Kamesako, Koichi Kamioka, Jun Yamashita, Yasushi Miyazawa

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Mayuko FukuseDepartment of Clinical Nutrition, Tokyo Medical University Hospital Tokyo Japan.
Hiroki NakanoDepartment of Cardiology, Tokyo Medical University Tokyo Japan.
Junya KamesakoDepartment of Nursing, Tokyo Medical University Hospital Tokyo Japan.
Koichi KamiokaDepartment of Clinical Engineering, Tokyo Medical University Hospital Tokyo Japan.
Jun YamashitaDepartment of Cardiology, Tokyo Medical University Tokyo Japan.
Yasushi MiyazawaDepartment of Clinical Nutrition, Tokyo Medical University Hospital Tokyo Japan.

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Abstract

Background: Nutritional status at discharge is a prognostic factor in acute heart failure (AHF) patients, but its relationship with early-phase nutritional therapy in the cardiovascular intensive care unit (CICU) remains unclear, so we evaluated the effects of HF severity, respiratory management, and nutritional dosage on nutritional status in AHF patients. Methods and Results: We retrospectively analyzed 141 of 160 AHF patients admitted to the CICU in 2021, excluding those with acute coronary syndrome, who had died, or had been discharged early. Patients were divided into 3 groups by respiratory support: invasive ventilation (IPPV, n=21), non-invasive ventilation (NPPV, n=36), and other forms of oxygen supplementation (O Conclusions: The nutritional dose on day 3, rather than HF severity, respiratory management or the day 7 nutritional dose, may be associated with the GNRI at discharge.

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Acute heart failureCardiovascular intensive care unitNutritional dosageRespiratory management

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PMCPMC13649531

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